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| Megan is an aspiring artist, if you can even call her that. But hey, everyone has their little illusions, right? And never meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.
Elfwood User Name: smith  Page: http://www.elfwood.com/~smith
Published material at: SciFi Fantasy as smith: [Go!]
Published material at: Written stories as megansmith: [Go!]
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Look there's me, cover your eyes, or you'll turn to stone, quick!!! Ok, now that I've had my low self-esteem moment. I'm 24 now, dating the perfect man (and he'll tell you that too, heheh), I'm in college sorta, studying to be a graphic designer, since my parents forbid me to do fine arts. That's it for the most part, I think. Oh,yeah the whole reasons behind the art stuff, I knew that. Ahem, I suppose fantasy art was an accident waiting to happen for me. It started when my Grammy gave me my first My Little Pony when I was two. I still have her, a cute little plump unicorn. From there on it all when downhill I suppose you could say. I spent most of my childhood surrounded by My Little Ponies, never Barbie, I hated Barbie. All the TV I ever watched was She-Ra and Thundercats. My favorite movies were Labyrinth, Dark Crystal (people tell me I look like a Gelfling, that or an anime character), Legend and the Last Unicorn. I started to draw young, always horses, with the occasional horn or pair of wings added. I started to live in my own little fantasy world that everyone criticized, but really, what's wrong with that? Besides, it much more fun to think of knights and dragons than politics, or boy bands and all that other fluff that the girls of my age were interested in. But what I really think finally cinched the whole thing was when my Dad made me read the Lord of the Rings. I remember how much I argued with him about it before I finally broke down. Now I guess I owe him a great deal. After the Lord of the Rings, other series soon followed. I read all of David Eddings books, the Dragons of Pern, and so many others. And now I may also add to the list the Harry Potter books, the Sword of Truth, and all the Xanth novels, plus the Wheel of Time. For several years I haven't been doing much art, I was in a bad, abusive relationship and inspiration just didn't come so to speak. Now I'm with someone who not only tolerates my artistic tendencies, he encourages them, support is a beautiful thing, I owe him a great deal, he'll deny that of course. Well thats all there really is to me, not so very complicated is it? And one more thing. . .*points at the comment box* MAKE COMMENTS, I NEED COMMENTS!!!! Don't be shy, I promise I won't bite, at least not much
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Guestbook for Smith
 | |  | | | Date | Name | Comment | | | 13 Oct 2005 |  Baldric de Dol | I'm a french man and I was suprised when you speak some references that She-ra the sister of Musclor(in france is the Master of the Universe) and Thundercats (Cosmocats in my country) some good influence on children  sorry for my vocabulary See ya | |
| 22 Dec 2005 | Anonymous | No need for low self-esteem you are very pretty and do beautiful work. | |
| 20 Jan 2007 | Jess | You work well with pencail | |
| 1 Oct 2007 |  Sara Melissa Bean | Thank you for the favorite! You have a nice gallery here -- very fine pencil shading, and great work on the stylized black & white lineart pieces. | |
| 29 Dec 2007 |  Tomer TheSmilingCroc Elias | i typed in XANTH and found you... don’t know why really but it’s a good thing i did i really like your work, especially little angel oh.. and your take on bothering dragons cracked me up!   Megan 'Gelfling' Smith replies: "*winks* Thanks. Dunno why I came up under Xanth either. I’m just special spiffy I guess. Heheh." | |
| 19 Jan 2008 | AlpineBob | Yeah, you’ve read some good stuff, but when it comes to fantasy,
Everyone should read:
The Deed of Paksenarrion by Elizabeth Moon.
It is a trilogy; the first book is Sheepfarmer’s Daughter.
I just read the series again last weekend and I still get teary-eyed in places.
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| 20 Jan 2008 |  Tiffany 'Maus' White | Hey, you’ve got some nice stuff up here. You do some really nice work in pencil. Thanks for the comment, glad you liked my stuff. | |
| 27 Feb 2008 |  Toby A Gross | you’re artwork is amazing. i shoulsd hire you do craw for me
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| 26 Mar 2008 |  Rebecca Dale Pillans | i love your work youve got a good talent there keep it up !!!!!!!!!! | |
| 10 May 2008 |  Katarina V. Baralić | Lovely gallery. I really like it. | |
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