albino humans are so beautiful, aren't they?

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MY LAST GRAPHIC DESIGN PROJECT OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. :'D Pretty nice way to wrap up the year if I do say so myself.

Even though this has nothing to do with her directly, somehow I felt the whole time that I was making this for . We both love albinos so much. (GEE, I WONDER WHY. :'D WHY THAT'S A REAL THINKER THAT IS.) In fact, recently I sent her a bunch of photos I found of an albino fashion model and she totally flipped out. X3

I used Mr. Cox's new devil-camera and took a picture of one of the guys in my class to make this piece. I always feel so awkward getting people to model for me. <8D;; I should be used to it by now, but I always feel really fidgety about keeping them from their own work. I had to get him to pose with his glasses off and everything. XD;;

As always, I did it with a mouse. Mr. Cox told me that he's probably gonna get some tablets next year, which will be GREAT.

I wanted to try doing some of the interesting things I've seen other artists doing with the background. I wanted the background and typography to be very simple, but in an aesthetically pleasing way. And yes, there had to be gratuitous amounts of that fleshy-pink color. It really should not be difficult to understand why I associate that color with albinism. |8|

Note of interest about albinos:
Oh, one more thing, it's very important for people to understand that albino humans do not have blood red eyes. |8| It amazes me how many people don't do their homework before drawing an albino or creating an albino character. Albino's typically have light, sometimes steely blue eyes that appear pink in the right light. Several individuals have eyes that appear mostly pink with a slight blue undertone. The human eye is different than most animal's eyes, and this includes those affected by albinism.


I TALK TOO MUCH. 8D;; Enjoy!!

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