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SciFi & Fantasy Art / Gallery 648 of 885 / Elina Vähä-Mäkilä / Picture 4 of 35 / Celestial Huntress

"Celestial Huntress" by Elina Vähä-Mäkilä

SF&F Picture 4 out of 35 by Elina Vähä-Mäkilä

SciFi and Fantasy Art Celestial Huntress by Elina Vähä-Mäkilä


	Immortal and eternally young goddes of the age of mechanical life. I painted this as a birthday gift for my uncle whose not that "eterbally young" anymore. He didn't wish anything spesific, just something "space related". I think this is filled the criterion. I used the characters of Artemis and Diana from ancient Rome and Greece as an ispiration. Acrylics on white paperboard.

Date	Name	Comment
16 Feb 2008	John Lowe	Loading... Nice!
6 Apr 2008	Bagolius	Loading... Great pic syster, but I think it looks better in real life. But well, I think almost all of your works do. I noticed that here wasn’t so many comments so i decided to leave something for you . Elina Vähä-Mäkilä replies: "Hah, I don’t need your pity comments! And it’s true that scanned images never look as good as they should, but luckily you can always take a couple of steps and witness the mighty originals on my wall! "
28 Apr 2008	Jake Phoenix Beasley	Loading... I like the way the moon looks like part of the bow. Was that intentional? Elina Vähä-Mäkilä replies: "Originally it was supposed to be a part of the bow, but then I decited to paint it so that you can’t be sure whether it’s part of the bow or whole separate element."
9 May 2008	Katarina Ora Baralic	Loading... Oh, wow! I really like it. Colors are great
30 Aug 2008	Barbora Ahrimane Haringová	Loading... Wow, stunning. You are the master when speking about colouring pics. I love this one, but I also like your dragons (I wish I could draw dragons - well I`ve never tried blush-shame on me!) btw How long does it take to colour something like this one? Elina Vähä-Mäkilä replies: "You must try dragons, they’re lost of fun (untill you start making scales). I’m not sure how many hours it takes to colour a piece like this, because my school work and other duties force me paint in short sessions. Usually it takes about couple of weeks, hour or two per day. "
6 Oct 2008	Heidi Hecht	Loading... This is awesome! Though with her arrow-arm, you need to bring her elbow up some. It’s just one of those things I remember from when I took an archery class. Elina Vähä-Mäkilä replies: "You’re maybe right...plus I’m not a master of human anatomy details. I’ve been in archery class too but it was some time ago and I don’t remember all. "
30 Apr 2009	Tia L Flippin	Loading... unique