It's a Félicienne figure that you can paint yourself. I think the paint job on the figure shown in the photo is really well done. Even though the image quality isn't great, just looking at it, I can tell that I wouldn't be able to paint it with that level of detail myself.
Félicienne is making a V sign with her right hand. Her face isn't smiling, but the gesture makes it seem like she's in a good mood. I like how she shifts her weight slightly to one side. It gives her pose a lively feel and makes it look natural rather than stiff.
These subtle changes to her design suit her overall vibe while also feeling creative.
Adéle is in the bottom right corner, looking sulky. I think her large face makes her look even more grumpy. The text in the bottom left is probably Adéle’s inner thoughts.
Félicienne has an upset expression. Her eyes are so bright and sparkly that she looks like a child. Thinking of her as a child who’s upset makes her even cuter. She has a blue ribbon on her hat and another blue ribbon around her neck.
Félicienne is wearing glasses and a modern outfit. Compared to her original outfit, the decorations have been simplified quite a bit. Her original top is white, but it looks like she wanted to go for a black outfit instead.
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Her ringlets have almost completely lost their usual shape, but I find it interesting that her hair is still curled in a way that resembles ringlets. I’d love to see a full-body drawing of Félicienne in this style.
The artist posted colored version of the artwork I introduced yesterday. In the black-and-white version, I couldn’t tell whether Félicienne was wearing shoes on her bare feet or had socks on, but now, it looks like she’s wearing socks. Though perhaps that’s just a shadow.
Célia reacting to Adèle getting back with Félicienne after repeatedly telling her how much of a red flag Félicienne is
#Reverse1999#Célia#Brufeli#Felicidele
Celia, a character who appears relatively infrequently, is in the foreground, while Félicienne and Adéle appear smaller in the background. I think the composition gives each character just the right amount of prominence.
The black-and-white version only showed two people smiling, whereas the colored version conveys both positive and negative emotions, creating an interesting contrast.
The black-and-white version only featured Félicienne, but Celia appears in this one, too. Just looking at her expression, I can really feel how frustrated she is. She seems so angry that she’s even touching her own neck.
Adéle is kneeling before Félicienne and offering her a flower. Judging by Adéle’s expression, the atmosphere doesn’t seem serious. Or perhaps she’s smiling because the happy ending has already happened. Looking at Félicienne’s face, it seems certain that she’ll accept the flower.
I love how Félicienne covers her smile with one hand, giving her a very ladylike appearance. Félicienne’s outfit looks almost like a princess’s dress, making the scene feel like something straight out of a fairy tale.