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Christine Fitzgerald

Exotic Beauty
Exotic Beauty by @trust_in_angels (Christine Fitzgerald)

Iosa Nyer, very much improved from my original pictures of her. I've been trying forever to get it right, and I hope I have succeeded.

I'm very proud of this picture, especially her face and clothes. I've never drawn an open mouth before, so I hope it's okay. I sure like it.

She's a nymph/elf. Please don't be offended by my poor excuse for elf-ears. I've never drawn them from this perspective.

She's the mother of Arella and Anya, whose pictures are also in my gallery. Don't know if they resemble her or not, but I don't care. :)

... I'll never be able to draw her again.

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Posted: Sunday, 20 June, 2004 @ 10:40 PM

This is a very good image--a very original style seems to be well, originating here! I actually think this might look better if you 'lost' the outlines--not entirely, but if you made them a little darker than the things they are outlining, it might give it an interesting effect--right now, the lines seem a little abrupt compared to the sensitive shading--which I really, really like.

I also like her expression. She looks like someone's taken her photo when she was smiling at someone else, jumping up and having fun. Really a fun, friendly image!

Posted: Sunday, 20 June, 2004 @ 10:52 PM

Thank you very much for the comment and constructive critism. I appreciate it.

I think I understand what you mean by the lines, but I'm not sure. I've tried to make them all the same consistancy, but I guess it's carelessness that makes them so awkward. I've never tried to color without the lines before, if that's what you meant. I always use the magic wand with my program so I'm not off... but I might try it sometime.

Thanks again for the comment. I worked hard and long on the picture, and I'm very glad someone likes it.

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