SF&F Picture 21 out of 89 by Stephanie S. K. Marbach.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Caught by the evil woods

this was just some odd imagination of a fairy that got into some evil woods and got into a trap, like, these ivy-kinda plants came up from the ground and wrapped all around her or something...

watercolour & coloured pencil. (2002)

*** exhibition at 'jugendart' in olten, may 2003


	Categories: [Faery, Fay, Faeries] Techniques: [Coloured Pencils] [Watercolour] Inspirations: [Other Author]

Date	Name	Comment
11 Mar 2003	Sandra Leigh Wagner	Loading... lol... typo demon caught you. THat's TRAP, dearie. a TRAMP is a different beastie altogether! Lovely. would not mind untangling her myself. she's a little undefined around the limbs though, and the vines look a wee flimsy for the panic she's in, but otherwise well done. I really love the forest behind her. Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: " thanks for the hint girl!... you know, english is not my fist language, and "trampa" in spanish means "trap", so there you go... hehe."
11 Mar 2003	Kate "Silverfish" Jennings	Loading... It's wait-a-while vine, I know it. Same thing happened to me. Like the trees, very soft and eerie. Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "aaahw, they're sooo tricky, aren't they...;-)? thanks for your comment!"
12 Aug 2005	Stephanie 'Illontai' Schauer	Loading... This is so pretty. I love the colours especially because most faeries people draw are greens or rainbow but I love these blues and purples. The concept is cool too! Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "wow... now that you say it, you're right! to me faeries were mostly blueish, pinkish or such, and always with pastel colours. green is to me the colour of the gnomes! thanks for that observation, and for your lovely comment!"
31 Jan 2006	V. 'Frog-lady' Neuenschwander	Loading... Poor fairy... she looks so out-of-place with her bright and vibrant colors, in contrast with the dull browns and greys of the forest, like someone innocent being thrown into a world of evil. Good lighting, and I love the coloring in this one! Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "wow, thank you for your nice comment!!!"
18 Aug 2006	pixie	Loading... Spookywoods lovely shell be rescued by the elves Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "hm... you think so? i don't know about that..."
2 Nov 2006	Taza	Loading... My friend said it was the best thing she had ever seen just make sure next time cut the nudity out lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "haha, good one;-) that would make it dull though if i sensured it... hehe..."
16 Mar 2007	Eleanor Ramsden	Loading... I like the trees. They are very mysterious. I think her fore arm is a bit thin, but other then that she is really realistic. I like the whole mysterious feel of the piece. Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "wow, thank you for your nice comment! yeah, i have quite some difficulties with forearms, they always turn out way too thin... i'm practising though;-) thanks again! "

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