'Finn Din Alewind - Gnome Cleric for DnD'

SF&F Picture 10 out of 38 by Trenton E. Capp.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Finn Din Alewind - Gnome Cleric for DnD

This is a character sketch of a new DnD PC for a new game I've just joined. He's a Gnome Cleric with a mean tempor. I was going for a look of wisdom, kindness, but that could go mean fast.


	Categories: [Head or Facial Study] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen] [Computer-coloured Picture] Inspirations: [Dungeons & Dragons]

Date	Name	Comment
16 Jul 2003	Deirdra EdenCoppel	Loading... This is POWERFUL Great shading it gives your art so much Oh yes Dance
22 Sep 2003	Angelic Elf Princess	Loading... .........your art is very good....but......his nose is WAY to BIG, sorry, but it is...
7 Feb 2004	Anonymous	Loading... this picture is magnificent!!! I just love it!!

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