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"Fairy Dragon : Bloodbellied Glimmerwing" by Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Fairy Dragon : Bloodbellied Glimmerwing by Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf


	The Bloodbellied Glimmerwing is usually found in the rainforests of Faerie, hunting for insects, slugs, fruits and vegetation. She is a gentle creature to all besides, and a favorite playmate of other fairy creatures. Polymer clay and mixed media. 10 inches long. Click here for more pictures and information.

Date	Name	Comment
19 May 2007	Ingunn ´Febridë´ Hreinsdóttir	Loading... That must be the most beautiful thing I've ever seen! It's so cute!!! The wings are brilliant and I absolutely love the scale! She looks so...innocent! How did you colour her? (if I may say "her") Anyway, keep it up, 'cos you have really good stuff here! Febridë Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thank you so much, Ingunn! I painted her with acrylic paints and Pearl Ex powders, which are iridescent pigments. "
10 Jul 2007	Little ole' me	Loading... Sooo pretty!I love it! Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Aw, thanks! "
22 Sep 2007	Anonymous	Loading... This one's my favourite, it's so cute and i really like the details and the colours! i suck at choosing colours, yours always seem to suit the characters perfectly and make them so realistic, you do a fantastic job and should be very proud of yourself. keep up the completely excellent and ubberly awesome work! Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thanks a lot! As for the colors, I usually take my cue from nature. I study real animals to get a feel for how nature would paint a certain creature. "
23 Sep 2007	Roxanne Hancock	Loading... WOW falls over because she can't even make cutout cookies turn out very well Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thanks Roxanne! As with anything, it just takes a lot of practice and study. You can do it! "
5 Jan 2008	Stephanie S. K. Marbach	Loading... This is amazing...!!! What are the wings made of? And did you paint or mark the structures? He’s fantastic, really!!! You can be so proud of it!!! Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thank you so much, Stephanie! The wings are fabric and wire. I made the scales by pressing the end of a small coffee straw into the clay, and I painted it using acrylic paint and iridescent powders. "
30 Mar 2008	Anon.	Loading... again i WANT him!!!!GRR(not again)!!I love his tail all wine-dy and what not Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thanks! She uses that tail to help her climb trees."
26 Jun 2008	Adriel photoshopnut goset	Loading... this i just adore!whispers to the dragon wouldn’t you like to come home with me?yes you would wittle drawgon. Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Hi Adriel; thank you! She’s blushing. "
2 Jan 2009	Sherri L. White	Loading... Wonderful ! You do these sooo well !!! Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thank you! I’m getting a craving to do another dragon soon.... "
5 Jan 2009	Caboose Wolfe	Loading... WOW!! How did you do those fantastic wings? They take my breath away! The detail in this sculpture... it’s just so precise! You’ve got every single tiny scale perfectly in place! The frog-like legs are inspiring, and I love the tiny horns! They make it look like a baby! (I hate it when I start to talk like a critic, it makes it sound like I’m trying to act mature... ) Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thank you! I love detailed comments. The wings are made from feathers, sheer iridescent fabric, and wire (and just a touch of glue)."
23 May 2010	Chelsea L Pennelly	Loading... I love the wings Erin ´EireWolf´ Metcalf replies: "Thank you! So do I; I want to do more with similar wings."
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