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Submitted: May 6, 2008
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[edit] thank you so much to everyone for the favorites and comments! I still can't believe that I got a Daily Deviation! Thank you! [edit]

Avatar fanart for Aang over in a Avatar LJ community

He won my "Support Avatar contest" Because Avatar is awesome and we should all support it by drawing fanart, buying toys, and dvds, making cosplay, or whatever else you can imagine!

Lines done in colored pencil then again in plain pencil, colors in painter, textures in PS.
My friend

helped me design Zuko's fire C:

I kept the blue in there because I liked it.

[edit] sorry it's a big load D:

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Given 2008-05-09

Avatar + Brother Elements + by *curry23. From the suggester: "Kinda grungy, kinda sleek and super cool, this playing card style Avatar fan art is a lot to take in at once. I can't stop staring at it." The piece is really whimsical, especially with the leftover sketch lines, and I always love fun and unusual interpretations of our favorite characters! ( Suggested by ~badpirate and Featured by $aunjuli )

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~WanderingEntity Apr 25, 2013 New member Hobbyist Traditional Artist

this piece is too cool!

~Ruby97 Dec 22, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

I really like it! Nice colours!

~quixoticelo Dec 5, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

What a cool concept and done so well. Just a treat to look at and process the symbolism. Love how you left the sketchy blue lines, really ties the whole fluidity of water and fire together.