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Published: 2013-11-03 14:29:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 18840; Favourites: 951; Downloads: 712
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goddamn, i've been searching the artist for almost one hour now !
it's incredible how people steal such beautiful art..
Keep up the good work, your art is stunning !!
By the way, i wanted to ask, am i allowed to use your drawing in a video ?
I'll credit you of course !
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I really love this picture! Β Truly a great job!
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how it feels when the rain just washes all worries away! Β
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It's very beautiful. I use it as my wallpaper on my phone
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An android in the rain, and all I can think of is Bladerunner.
"Time...to die."
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SEE-THROUGH CLOTHES!
But is it okay for a Vocaloid to be out in the rain? Aren't they supposed to be robotic?
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They. Are. ANDROIDS. Not robots.
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Technically androids are robots which resemble humans(the term android is subset of robot).But some people call female androids as gynoids.
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I said "robotic" because I couldn't remember the word android. Don't get yer panties in a bunch, dude.
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Isn't it weird how internet make us sound so rude, whilst if I were talking to you face to face, You would hear me say that in a very friendly tone.
*sigh* Guess, you didn't see it that way.
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Adding a happy emoticon onto the end makes it seem friendly!
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Espectacular‘‘‘parece real Β y bellicima te salio mikuΒ Β
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wooow.......... i thort she was hot before but now she's down right sexy!!!!!!!!!! how do you draw and colour this in?!!!!! i'v got to know!
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wht brush did you use to paint this , the light is so wonderful
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Is any 1920x1080 version of that masterpiece ? 
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Oh my god. 
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Rain; one of few things that never fails to make me smile
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gotta say, i saw this and immediatly thought of miley cyrus's 'wrecking ball' song
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This is absolutely amazing! How is this even possible!
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