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Seven in japanese is Nana.

I was completely gripped with envy when I saw this outfit for the first time in a movie. I have since seen the movie countless times for the fashion and the music.

I have every intention of putting this outfit together myself, and if I am successful, you can count on a rare picture of myself wearing it.

The first of several experiments in adapting a new facial style. I draw very good eyes, just not...on faces. So this is a shot at integrating my eyes better into my faces.

Those familiar with the anime series NANA will recognize this piece. While I am not claiming this as fan-art (because its not) I do however wish to state the real-life movie NANA as the inspiring footage for this drawing.

A color version coming soon...

OH! this was done with 0.7mm mechanical pencil on scrapped computer paper. I don't know why I draw so small, it makes drawing faces exponentially difficult. To get an idea how small, I had to practically dot the shape of nose on her face. (actual dotting motion was used)

Wow, that was more long-winded than usual...

Description
Seven in japanese is Nana.

I was completely gripped with envy when I saw this outfit for the first time in a movie. I have since seen the movie countless times for the fashion and the music.

I have every intention of putting this outfit together myself, and if I am successful, you can count on a rare picture of myself wearing it.

The first of several experiments in adapting a new facial style. I draw very good eyes, just not...on faces. So this is a shot at integrating my eyes better into my faces.

Those familiar with the anime series NANA will recognize this piece. While I am not claiming this as fan-art (because its not) I do however wish to state the real-life movie NANA as the inspiring footage for this drawing.

A color version coming soon...

OH! this was done with 0.7mm mechanical pencil on scrapped computer paper. I don't know why I draw so small, it makes drawing faces exponentially difficult. To get an idea how small, I had to practically dot the shape of nose on her face. (actual dotting motion was used)

Wow, that was more long-winded than usual...