Elfwood is the worlds largest SciFi & Fantasy community.
- 119871 members, 4 online now.
- 25278 site visitors the last 24 hours.

User:		Password:
Not a member yet? Click here to join! (Help)

StartNew!Join UsPopularSciFi & Fantasy ArtStoriesTutorialsCommunityRulesAboutFindForum

SciFi & Fantasy Art / Gallery 358 of 1003 / Becky Camfield / Picture 5 of 93 / Ashlindae

"Ashlindae" by Becky Camfield

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 5 out of 93 by Becky Camfield. ←Previous - Next→

SciFi and Fantasy Art Ashlindae by Becky Camfield


	currently in a bird drawing mode. Ashlindae is a sub species related to the phoenix, her kind live quite long lives and are intelligent. I've not really got much info on her kind, is still working on it. 1-2 hours work coloured pencils

Date	Name	Comment
30 Oct 2004	Anonymous	Loading... Beautiful, i luv the colour and texture to the wings great job!
27 Nov 2004	Sarah	Loading... I have never seen a mythical bird drawn better! Great job! I love the colors you chose. -sarah
11 Oct 2005	Sarah Lee Williamson	Loading... It looks so delicate and sweet and beautiufl! I love it, such a cute birdie. Blue and purple are my favorite colors. I like phoenix. Phoenix are cool.
8 Aug 2006	Laurel stegeman	Loading... Cool that could be the water phonix!!! Becky Camfield replies: "i never thought of that but water ish more blue and green maybe she is the wind phoenix you asked for lol although not really made of wind..hmm"
30 Mar 2008	Jillian Christina Jones	Loading... Yeah, i love long, serpentine birds. It’s beautiful. Becky Camfield replies: "hehe thankies"
19 Feb 2009	Anon.	Loading... Look up birds of paradise. They’re another mythical creature, although there are real birds that are also called "birds of paradise". This picture reminded me of them except that it had wings and feet. I think that the birds of paradise are birds (without wings or feet) that always fly towards the sun, but I might have that wrong. Becky Camfield replies: "Birds of paradise is a group of birds found on Papua New Guinea and they all rather brightly coloured and with fancy feathers. The myth is based on these birds and how they were first transported back to Europe. The native hunters use to remove the skull thus causing head to skrink and they chopped off the feet. Thus the dead specimens sent back to europe made people think they had very small heads, balloon like bodies and no feet. thus they must be from paradise/heaven and feed on nectar. >.> "

Not signed in, Add an anonymous comment to this guestbook...

Your Name:
Your Mail:

Private message? (Info)

'Ashlindae':

• Created by:

Becky Camfield
• Copyright: ©Becky Camfield. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Bird, Blue, Feathers, Tropical
• Categories: Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters
• Techniques: Coloured Pencils
• Submitted: 2004-10-25 22:26:30
• Views: 1230
• Resolution: 388x935