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Ana Nyte

Doll fortress
Doll fortress by @Cyanide (Ana Nyte)

The last one in my cards series, the lady of hearts, behold! XD, I'm quite happy with this one actually. I really...really...really hate drawing rocks simply because one, I never get the shapes right, and two, I can never shade them properly, I really hope that it turned out the way it was supposed to turn out, but yeah, those are supposed to be rocks and they are part of her dress ^^ I like how her neck and shoulders turned out, but I'm not sure I drew it quite right, probably not, but I still like it, makes her look graceful XD Once again, don't try to make sense of the title, XD, it doesn't really make sense, XD...well it does, in an abstract way, but it's just in my own warped mind it does ^^

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Posted: Saturday, 28 August, 2004 @ 07:59 PM

Really, how do you come with these ideas? A dress made out of rock is such a creative idea. The rocks look great too. They looks as they have been sculpted.

Posted: Sunday, 29 August, 2004 @ 07:46 PM

Nice design :). I really like the elements of surrealism you threw in. It creates a very interesting mood...

The figure is very nice...I like how everything about her is thin and pointy and svelt.

So much symbolism here...it'd be cool to get a group of artists together, and just anylize the hell out of it. I think you'd get some really interesting feedback :)

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