[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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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.

That is absolutely freaky.

I wanna go.

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ROAD TRIP!

But seriously, I wish I remembered where the weird museums in Texas were located. I want to see medical oddities!