'Lord of the mountain.'

SF&F Picture 14 out of 21 by Y.Campbell.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Lord of the mountain.

This is my latest picture but it did'nt fit under my scanner. I made this one monday nov.27th. for my comic.


	Categories: [Elf / Elves] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen] [Coloured Pencils] [Black Ink]

Date	Name	Comment
24 Jan 2001	Sean van der Meulen	Loading... I really enjoy your figures, and hey, with this drawing I can completely read the dialogue too! what format and materials do you use? I can't tell from this...
9 May 2001	Anon.	Loading... Why the bubbles? Why? Why oh why did you put bubbles in this great pic?
23 Nov 2001	Kara	Loading... I love your art! Al of it is really great. Have you ever read "ElfQuest" By Wendy and Richard Pini? Try it, the art is amazingly insparational!

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