In Need of an Artist

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Ok, so I have no artistic abilities... but I would really love to have a picture to help me visualize my characters for this story... because I am in love with them all. So I googled and spent hours on internet and found pictures, but they're all different and I want one of all of them together.... So, basically, I want someone to draw me a picture of these characters.
Anyone up for it?
Here are the pictures I found, also, they don't actually have to be all together, there are a lot... but, yeah, I'll stop talking now. Let me know if you're interested in doing this. I'll give you free reviews!
Berede- 31
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Zya- 27
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Kaira- 22
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Mortiod- 18
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Briaka- 17
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Roran- 16
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Seyana- 16
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Alizia- 15
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Cole- 15
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I could do it, it'll take a while of course, seeing as there's so many characters, but I'll definitely try!
How 'bout if I do, you review what I have up of my zombie novel, Disperse, (there's a prologue and three -- maybe four chapters by the time I'm done with the picture) and my short story, The Frogs? Sound good?
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Hey i can try... so do you want them all together? Just heads or whole body? I need a few more details :)
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Alizia's pic isn't showing, but I may try to try if you like. :D
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