SF&F Picture 32 out of 55 by Linette J. L. Withers.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Illumination: The Mountain Queen

Inspired by medieval illuminations and made for the same book as the other two illuminations in my gallery this illustrates another story, this time adapted from an existing poem, in which a queen defeats two armies led by the emperor's sons and then seduces the emperor.
The defeated armies are symbolised by the broken armaments. To the right is visible the scene where the emperor kills his trusted advisor over the queen and is struck down by the rooster who guarded the city from attack.
The colouring is attempting to simulate a limited pallette and deceptively simplistic style.
Acrylics on printer paper.


	Categories: [Anthropomorphic (Furries)] [Royalty, Kings, Princes, Princesses, etc] [Woman, Women] [Book Illustration] Techniques: [Acrylics]

Date	Name	Comment
7 Oct 2006	Gemila 'princessterribel' Sultan	Loading... I love the colours and the grass is expecially well done! The figures satnding huddled in the background is also quite authentic. Great story too! I have just put two illuminations onto my gallery, please come and have a look.

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'Illumination: The Mountain Queen'

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Illumination: The Mountain Queen