SF&F Picture 22 out of 52 by Magdalena Wolff.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Eöl's portrait

'But Eöl, though stooped by his smithwork, was no Dwarf, but a tall Elf of a high kin of Teleri, noble though grim of face; his eyes could see deep into shadows and dark places'. From 'Silmarillion', 'Of Maeglin'. I've done a little experiment with oil pastels and here we have the effect: another Eöl ^^'


	Categories: [Elf / Elves] [Head or Facial Study] [Man, Men] [Book Illustration] Techniques: [Oil Pastels] Inspirations: [JRR Tolkien]

Date	Name	Comment
6 Oct 2005	Karolina Sirielle Węgrzyn	Loading... I see you are Eöl fan, rare thing Poor Dark Elf. You gave him beautiful eyes I 'm not sure if he didn't have them 'dark' - what ever that means, but I love grey eyes the most! Magdalena Wolff replies: "Lately I have discovered that indeed an Eöl's fan is a rare thing! I was surprised, he's so great! I gave him grey eyes because he was a Teleri "

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'Eöl's portrait'

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Eöl's portrait