[sketch] Count Cain -- student!Cain Hargreaves

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So, I'm returning from my mini-hiatus much sooner than I expected. While I'm still pretty sad, getting back to my normal routine helps things out. Plus LJ is such an addiction. XD

Anyway, here's a Count Cain sketch I did last night. Its not THE Cain sketch I've talked about before (sorry ryutsuki, I know you've been waiting for that one), but its sort of related to it.

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Sorry if the image is a little hard to see. Or it could just be hard to see for me. I'm not having a good vision day today. For some reason, my brother's scanner turns my pencil lines a blue-gray color.

This sketch is based off a picture I saw on tenimyuenorondo of former Kikumaru Eiji actor from Tenimyu*, Nagayama Takashi (aka Nagayan). I liked his pose (and his jacket ♥) so I decided to put Cain in his place. Cain was given a sweater vest, tie, and collared shirt because I adore nicely dressed men (I'm shallow!)... and because I think he'd be the type to dress well for class. XD Also added a lame background for not reason at all. Perhaps to fill up the abundant white space. I imagine he's smirking at Riff in this pic. XDDD

I wish I had made his front bangs longer (and overall, his hair messier), but I liked how it turned out so I kept it as is. What do you think?

Wow, I'm talking waaaayyyyy too much over such a simple sketch. XP

*The Prince of Tennis Musical for those who don't know.

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Museum of macabre looking for a new home -- Man, I love museums of medical oddities like the one in this article. Another museum, The Mütter Museum, is one I'd really like to visit one of these days.

Note to self: Super Princess Peach is released Wednesday.

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*randomly stumbles here via xxx_holic and notices that you mentioned Mütter Museum*

Eh...I've visited the Mütter Museum on a school field trip. What I remember most are the gift shop and the multi-leveled room filled with skulls and other human remains. I suppose it would be a great experience to others who are interested in medical oddities—all I remember is that I was shaking with terror and gripping a random classmate's arm as we passed through the halls of bones. (I have a weird reaction to seeing anything dead. When I was little, I was terrified of the dinosaurs at the Museum of Natural History. Now, I find myself flinching at the sight of primates' bones and twitching in the prescence of taxedermy. I won't look at the body at an open-casket funeral—but that's partially for religious reasons.)

What were they thinking, sending unwitting MC chemistry students on an AP biology trip?!

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You know, it amuses me when someone stumbles across my journal since I feel like my entries are so boring. XD

Sorry to hear that your trip to the Mütter Museum was less than enjoyable. I can understand why its not your type of trip to take, but I like that sort of thing (sketetons, fossils, etc.) so I'd probably have a totally different experience. ^_^