". . . eh?"

That's the first idea I put to this image when I first saw it.
It seems like something's caught Mu's eye . . . I wonder what it is . . .
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Aha! My first vector after a long vector-absence. . . . See, I had a trial program, but, when that trial expired . . . So, I finally got my program, *for good*, for x-mas this year, so I'm back to vectoring!
(The only problem is, the instruction manual for it . . . is so long . . .)

This particular image was absolute hell for me to do--though it wont be last one that will, I imagine. Well, when vectoring this, I had to keep the book I scanned from open in my lap so I could cross-check/cross-reference and constantly tweak everything. I'm serious. All the lines (that aren't outlines) are eyed-out by me, same with a lot of the detailed highlights and shadows. They werent clear enough for me to trace, no matter what I did, so I had to copy from the source.

I would have had this finished sooner, but the *eyes* . . . I had the same "having to guess" problem. I re-did them a few times, since, well, expression is everything with this picture . . . No? I think they came out quite alright, if I may say so myself. Especially since my only other attempt at vectoring eyes . . .

Sorry about the background . . . dark blue may not have been the best choice, but . . . I like it . . .


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Mu LaFlaga, the Hawk of Endymion from Gundam SEED.
The scan I vectored from [link] is from the Hisashi Hirai artbook I bought on my recent outing to Japan.

I dedicate this vector to *MapleRose , since, well, she was kinda the reason I got into vectoring! I thought this 'gift' would fit, no?