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"Another Flower Type Faerie" by Jenny M. Heidewald

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Another Flower Type Faerie by Jenny M. Heidewald

I did the sitting one first, while listening to short stories on NPR...or was it an audio book?**scratches head* I don't remember, anyways I like the style this one ended up in, the large head is intentional. She was nude but then I added the flowers for modesty, faerie magic makes them stick. <:) I did more than one of her but the second one of her flying is the only one that came close to the original's looks. Don't you hate it when you want to draw a character again and they end up looking totally different? I got lucky!
Scottish Humor: Jimmy was driving a removal van along a road in Argyll at top speed and realised - too late - that there was a notice at the side of the road which read 'Low Bridge Ahead'. Of course, he got stuck and created a huge tail-back of cars and other commercial vehicles. Eventually, a police car worked its way to the head of the queue and the local traffic policeman came over, having summed up the situation in a glance. 'Got stuck, eh?' said constable Campbell sarcastically. Jimmy, unabashed, replied 'Not really. You see, I was delivering this bridge and ran out of petrol....'

Date	Name	Comment
2 Jan 2004	K@	Loading... Oooooooo, these are so pritty! They look like the fairies that would live in the bottem of my garden..... If i had a garden?!?!?!??!! Nice work! Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Oh yeah they would love to live in a garden! If it had lots of flowers they would love it even more. Thanks for the comment! "
8 Feb 2004	Chelsea Worthy	Loading... Whoa! Love those wings!! Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: "
9 Feb 2004	Lilangel	Loading... Oooooo pretty^______________^ Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Glad you like it!"
13 Feb 2004	Aaron R Maurer	Loading... This is adorible I love it. Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: I am glad you do!"
15 Feb 2004	Sarah E. Mersereau	Loading... Very lovely...the little flowers keeping her hair out of her face are really adorable^-^ Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Yay for Faerie Barrettes! ( I think I spelled that wrong!)"
3 Nov 2004		Loading... Whew... lucky those vines got blown in front of the, well, you now what I mean. Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: LOL Yeah, I am usually pretty lucky when it comes to faerie sightings! Did you see my "Beltane Dance"? Strategic ribbons! < Thanks for popping in!"
23 Sep 2005	Blahblahblah	Loading... You really need to work on the head. It looks like a skyscraper Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note:Wow, I thought skyscrapers looked different, I guess the eyes are windows in a way...Anyhoo, I quote myself from the description: "...I like the style this one ended up in, the large head is intentional." Try reading the description next time... "
29 Sep 2005	Anonymous	Loading... Hey..this pic is awsome i wish i could get that much detail when i draw...anyways i think its pretty awsome lol Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Thanks, glad you enjoyed the picture! A mechanical pencil helps with making little details, it gets into the little spots."
26 Oct 2005	Dying Messenger	Loading... I really like these two little faeries. But, however, you do need to work on their head a little, they are a little to large for their bodies. Alright? Not meaning to offend, just telling what I think. But other than the heads, the bodies are GREAT!!! Keep up the good work! Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: actually they are one and the same, I really liked her so I drew her several times ( the first one was of her flying), these were the two best. No offence taken, it's nice to know what people really think. I personally still like the way her head is, it's a different kind of style for me. I do admit the one with her sitting looks a litte more more strange than the one flying. The long head rather matches the long legs, I needed something to balance her out a bit more since she ended up with a small upper torso ( rib to shoulder). "
24 Sep 2006	Sharon	Loading... I love this picture. I don't think her head is big, I think the hairstyle is. Beautifully so, lik the big teased up hair they wore in the 50's. The barrettes add to that feeling for me as well. Beautiful Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note : bows Thank you! points Big hair, see, its big hair!"
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