'Guardian at the Gate'

SF&F Picture 74 out of 99 by Mira J. R. Horsky.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Guardian at the Gate

This is the very silly result of doodling Petra into a sketchpad, later inking the doodle, later coloring it, later cutting it out with scissors and pasting it onto this background which I then colored in. I'm not really sure how to credit the background, since I got it from my DM who had printed it off from some webpage as a visual aid for our game. However, I think the chances of me being sued for it are very slim.


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Date	Name	Comment
4 Jan 2004	Kristina 'Aryana' Siers	Loading... does first comment dance Wow, great! This radiates magic! Beautiful!

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