'Mermaid in the deep sea'

SF&F Picture 5 out of 9 by Sylvia Lind Torshamar.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Mermaid in the deep sea

Well, really I just wanted to draw a mermaid.


	Categories: [Woman, Women] Techniques: [Computer-coloured Picture] [Computer Program]

Date	Name	Comment
18 Mar 2004	Karaline	Loading... I think she is very good keep up the good work Sylvia Lind Torshamar replies: "Thanks!And don't worry, drawing is a huge part of my life."
23 Nov 2004	Eva Soley Eliasdottir	Loading... Oh, I remember when you did this. very much work on the scales, if I remember right. Hey. Are you consider to be in fanquater to, in the sooner furture. Tell me if you do. (mua ha ha. put that Darunia on the horse picture, hehe ..) Sylvia Lind Torshamar replies: "Shhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! I don't the hole world to now it!!!!!! It's a secret! Your picture of the gnog getting the "acupunkture" isn't any better! Though it isn't really what he is getting"

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