SF&F Picture 21 out of 28 by Hope Lynn Bryant.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Impressions Series: #01 Thinking

This was originaly intended as a cybrecard for a project on WN. It is an Anthro-Cheetah looking at a feather. Why it is there, and what the Cheetah is thinking is up to the viewer. It is a sober piece, trying to express deep thoughts and feelings of loss or empathy to another's loss. :) Let me know what you think! ^.^


	Categories: [Anthropomorphic (Furries)] [Lycanthrope, Were-folk, etc] [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters] Techniques: [Computer-coloured Picture] [Computer Painted from Scratch] [Computer Program] [Other Computer Paint Program]

Date	Name	Comment
12 Sep 2002	Beckah Chayne	Loading... Yay First Comment Does funny Dance This is great, I love the way you've just melted the colours into each other, cheetahs are my absolute fave critters, and I just love the way you've done this. keep up the good work Lynn! Hope Lynn Bryant replies: "Thanks! This was actualy one of my first cheetahs. One of the first few cats I've done, ever. too. "
14 Jul 2003	Nekochan	Loading... It's a good picture with great colors and stuff. The nose looks a little off, though. It looks like most of the "triangle" for the nose of the Cheetah is on this side of the face, yet he/she is looking at the feather... Not to pick apart your art or anything. Good piece. Impressionistic.
14 Jul 2003	Crazy Cat	Loading... The mood of the picture is well done, normally neon green doesn't seem like a sad color but you pulled it off. However, if he's like any cat I know he ate the bird and is sad that there isn't any left.


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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Impressions Series: #01 Thinking