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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Kirith

The griffin Kirith, drawn with soft and hard coal pencils combined.

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Kirith - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Emma JC Nilsson
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Categories: [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters]
Techniques: [Other]
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15 Aug 2005:-) Martin Hauser
Griffins ! yay!

hello. I like it, it's one of those really good looking griffins. I think there are always two of the most impressive Creatures combined to form them. Really one could expect them to have more then just a _bit_ of pride. Nice done artwork.

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Yes, I agree Martin. Griffins should be proud creatures. This one here is a semi-rp character, and he sure have a rather vain and proud personality. =) But good-hearted as well off course."
16 Aug 2005:-) Chelsea Beiler aka Kitty13
Wooo! Griffin! This one is really pretty. I don't think he's supposed to be that skinny lol but I draw mine like that too so I can't criticize. I love the paws and the face!

-Kitty13

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Skinny? *lol* Well, it's a difficult balance between graceful and powerful... and I think griffins should be both."
17 Aug 2005:-) D. 'Yolaron' Hendrikson
Holy cat!
That's really good. I like how he has four paws instead of bird feet on the front end. Much more practical for running and pouncing! nice job.

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "I know it's not traditional to give the griffin four paws, but as you say, I find it more... correct in a way. =) The biologist in me has spoken."
27 Aug 2005:-) Ashley 'Ariarnith Silver Flame' Mutek
He looks really powerful and mighty. I really like the head, but for some reason he looks a little awkward...like his wings are too small or something. Maybe cuz they're folded at his side or becayse I am just seeing things strangley. Not sure....I really like the shading job on him here. It's all very nicely done.

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Hmm... wings too small? I haven't thought about that before. Maybe you're right. Well, in a normal, physical world, a griffin wouldn't be able to fly, no matter how big wings... =) I imagine the griffin to have eagle wings, so they'd rather be broad and powerful than long, and the broadness woudln't show when the wings are folded. I think the shading is ok, but I really worked too much on it. I actually like the earlier version of it better, I'm thinking about putting that one up instead."
17 Sep 2005:-) April Ann Kurowski
That is got to be the best griffin iv seen in a long time.Nice shading and detail its awesome. well done

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! ^_^ But I think I kind of overdid it with the shading a little."
11 Jan 200645 Spirit
The shading is awesome- I wish I could shade, but when I try, everything comes out pretty much the same colour. *sigh*. Ah well. 2

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "For a good result with different shades, you could try to use hard and soft pencils. The soft pencils give a darker shade. Thank you for stopping by!"
13 Apr 200645 Lilly19
DUDE!!!!!! I love it so much!!! Awesome! This is one of the best pictures I've seen!!! ^ ^
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:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Oh wow, thanks... =^_^="
8 Aug 200745 Tim Stoffel tim@lio...us>
Nice work! I prefer gryphons to be on the leoine side of things, and this one nicely fills the bill. I do agree though that the wings need to be bigger for such a heavy animal.

:-) Emma JC Nilsson replies: "Let's say that the sceleton of the griffin is more avian-like than feline-like, so it's not so heavy as it looks. Or it suffers from the bumblebee paradox... Or when everything else fails, one can just claim that the creature is magical and can fly fine anyway. =)"
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