Faethe is a creation of a combine effort. A friend of mine had me over for some socializing and some rping. Faethe is the end result of a visual description of a character she wants to play. :) She wanted me to create on of my creatures, a nightmare in my style and form. So I did, and we built a character around her. :) She is very demonic, and a little draconic and yet still fairly equine in feel and seeming. The name comes from a Celti-ized twist to the word Faith. tu'Brynn means 'from', or ' in relation to' Brynn (a shortened from of my last name, Bryant).
Awsome pic!!!!!!!!!!! But what does rping mean? Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "*chuckles* I often forget that much of the population doesn't know what rp is, sorry about that. ^.^
RP is short for Role Playing. Think of when you used to play pretend as a kid. Its the same sort of thing, but with rules and guidelines that older folks do. You take on a character or "persona" and pretend you are them. you involve said character into a story line or plot, and have them react is ways that the character would react. Its like Ad-Lib acting in many ways. "
Excellent job on the hands. But the position of the character seems just slightly weird. Good picture, anyhoo... Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "A combination of a 8.5 x 11 inch sketch book, trying to cram so much movement into one space, and realizing that I nearly forgot to put in the wings tends to create issues in an image. *chuckles*
Using the 's'curve for the spine line gives the character a bit more lively movement. the six limbs on a character poses balance problems. Where the shoulder would tilt in the opposite direction of the hips, now I have a pair of wings to try and figure out. To much of a streach, and one sprains noe's wing muscles. SO I opted to keep them in as neutral position as possible. Sadly it stil 'muddies' the sillouette of the image, making it harder to read. :/"
id have to say that i recon this is your strongest drawing out of all of them here on elfwood!!! Its just amazing! Good work! I hope to see more here in the future! Lots of Love ~Sarah~ Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "Why thank you Sarah. That really means a lot to me. *blushes* I'll be sure to stop by your gallery sometime, when I get the chance to. ^.^ again, thank you! "
U r good, how old r u?¿? Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "26 years old. *smiles* Thank you. "
15 Jul 2003
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awesome! I love it!!!! How you draw so good I will never know, you are soooooo talented! Yes, please do finish!!!!! Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "The key is to draw, draw, and keep drawing. Fill pages up with dooldes, studies, mini sketch work, and thoughts.
Wonderful movement. Finish finish!!! ^^ Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "8chuckles* I will. I need to find a printer that will print 11x17. ^.^ I have a unique way of inking things, as learned by others online. "
Great line management, try and give it some color. This is astonishing. Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "Thank you very much. I have been practicing my line work for a few months now. I have been hoping that it has improved. ^.^
Color seems to be the only way to refine and 'pull out' the finer details, the only question I have is what colors. :/ My friend, for whom this was created for, thought of a blue-black body and a firey mane and tail. It might work, but i am fret-ful that the darker colors would blend too much of the sillouette, especially closer to the central body. *ponders*"
22 Dec 2003
Lance + Mystery Dragon
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Mystery Dragon: i likes mane and top two arms. The expression on the face is very....um...expressive..yah that's it expressive *ponders on more meaningful word for face* Lance: The joint of the arm for the wing is weird. i guess it's nice otherwise. Mystery Dragon: Don't mind him, he always dwells on the mistakes in the picture. Well, not always. Lance: OH MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!!
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You take on a character or "persona" and pretend you are them. you involve said character into a story line or plot, and have them react is ways that the character would react. Its like Ad-Lib acting in many ways. 
*chuckles*
That really means a lot to me. *blushes* I'll be sure to stop by your gallery sometime, when I get the chance to. ^.^ again, thank you! 
