SF&F Picture 9 out of 27 by Andre B. Bolfing.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Aule and Yavanna

'...Aule. He was a smith and a master of crafts, but his spouse Yavanna, the lover of fruits and all the growth of the soil...Very fair was she, and often the Elves named her Palúrien, the Bosom of the Earth.' - J.R.R. Tolkien


	Categories: [Head or Facial Study] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen] Inspirations: [JRR Tolkien]

Date	Name	Comment
15 Jul 2004	Jezebel22	Loading... I love your idea. How could someone so beautiful love a man like this? It is very romantic. The common man triumphs again. I can imagine a deeper story behind this. The only criticism I have is that her arm looks a little off. Very nice portrait.
15 Sep 2005	Anonymous	Loading... Nothing special, but also nothig wrong:]]
15 Dec 2005	Caveres	Loading... Kept coming back to this one; something very evocative about them--there is attenuation between them. Although for an earth mother, she is very slight. Her arms need a little strength, not just willowyness. Both faces are superb in simplicity and character, but again, Yavanna's face is lost more to smudge, than shadow.

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'Aule and Yavanna'

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Aule and Yavanna