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Allison Theus

North Peak Morning
North Peak Morning by @beastofoblivion (Allison Theus)
Story Excerpt:
Scott perched on the edge of a flat on the peak – his search had finally been rewarded. Drawing his lergator-skin cloak around him tighter in an attempt to fight off the morning cold, he glanced around at his surroundings once before settling down. He was pretty high up. Very high up, actually; low billowing clouds lumbered past him as he crouched on the edge of the precipice, and yet the North peaks continued their spiraling climb up into the sky above him. He gazed up into the chill blue above, recognized that he could go no further, and then returned his attention back to the subject of his search, a small smile gracing his lips. It was him, Scott knew. He had found the Emperor. 

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Simple illustration, I suppose, in crayola pencils. Partially an illustration of a scene in the story 'Drift' which I'm currently writing, but it's from much later on in the story. Also a pic I was going to use in a personal project that I hope to publish - a book of just illustrations that leads you through the planet Tsaritartion from Scott's perspective. Who knows. This would be one of the smaller, simpler pics in it, though.

Artwork, writings, Tsaritartion, Jarovin and lockjaws © Allison Theus

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Posted: Wednesday, 10 November, 2004 @ 05:27 PM

For a "simple illustration", it conveys great emotion. The story almost seems extranious.

Posted: Wednesday, 10 November, 2004 @ 05:51 PM

Wow you captured my attention with your awersome pic!! Your sence ofdetails are marvellous and I love how you did the rock and the clouds! Impressive dear... very impressive.

We can see all the beauty and how the little character seem to be lost/into this nature.

Bravo

Posted: Wednesday, 10 November, 2004 @ 06:03 PM

awe I can't draw rocks worth beans...

Posted: Wednesday, 10 November, 2004 @ 07:42 PM

Indeed. Nice detail with all the rocks. You did a good job of keeping all the facets distinct. And yet they still have a consistant look to them. Impressive.

Though those are some truely barren mountains. Oi.

Posted: Thursday, 11 November, 2004 @ 01:34 PM

Beautiful lighting in this piece. I am so impressed with the facets of every rock, and how they are all indvidually shaded... It's amazing. The clouds are also lovely, and I really like the golden light shining through. This is really an amazing, professional-quality piece!

Posted: Friday, 12 November, 2004 @ 08:19 PM

this is lovely, great job on the light, the detail, and the color!

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