SciFi and Fantasy Art: At the World's End (Gift for Lindsay Verde)

" Closing his eyes, David pinched the bridge of his nose in confusion as he willed the illusion to fade. But when he opened his eyes again, the sentient looking being was still sprawled on the forest floor in front of him. He could see her breathing, the gentle rise and fall of her chest and the faint pulse at the base of her neck. She really was the most breathtaking creature he had ever beheld and why should she not be, since she was from his imagination? With hair dark as a raven’s wing and just as graceful. Granted, it was strewn with twigs and leaves from the surrounding forest, but the messiness of it only made her look that much more angelic. Her face held graceful curves, soft valleys and gentle sloping hills. David found himself inexplicably wondering what color her eyes were and whether they would match the creaminess of her complexion or the dark satin of her hair. Her face was inexorably beautiful, but his gaze was drawn back again and again to the wings that curved out from beneath her."

Fragment of "At World's End" by Lindsay Verde.

I liked this pic; I know it has some mistakes, but I still like it. This was a request & gift for Lindsay; hope you liked it.
Done in Photoshop CS2