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"Battle Axe" by Jenny M. Heidewald

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Battle Axe by Jenny M. Heidewald

This warrior woman (in magical boots, c'mon you don't think she can actually *walk* in those things do ya? ;) )was inspired after reading 'The History of Wonder Woman'. It's quite interesting. 12/17/04: She was colored earlier this year by A /HREF='http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/loth/m/i/mikeason/'>fellow Elfwood artist Mikael Andersson. Thank you Mikael! :)
Scottish Humor:This sign was seen on the wall of a park at Newbattle House, near Edinburgh: Any person entering this enclosure will be shot and prosecuted.

Date	Name	Comment
15 Feb 2004	Vlasis Theodossopoulos	Loading... Try a colour version with background.I think this image worth it. Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: If I did a color version I would definately do something about those feet! I wonder how to pronounce your name!"
6 Mar 2004	Vlasis Theodossopoulos	Loading... Vla-sis the-o-do-so-pou-los by the way i can't belive that i see this image again Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Ah, I see, your last name is first on your artist signature. So it's pretty much said the way it looks. I am glad you like the picture enough to comment on it again! "
19 Mar 2004	Christine N. Colvin 'Zombie Queen'	Loading... Actually, her stomach is fine. I have plenty of friends that are built like that: all leg, short torso. It’s all good! The colored picture is really nice. I like how soft it is. Pastel filter? I have an lady in my gallery that wields and inordinately large and unwieldy axe. Every artist needs one of those . . . lol. Anyway, great job! Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Thanks for the comment! I have a friend like that as well, we are the same size, except when I try a dress of hers I'll need to lengthen the torso and shorten the skirt to make it fit right! I didn't use any filters on the colored picture, just the airbrush tool, it seems to work the best for colors and all that. Someone should make a list of "Things Every Elfwood Artist Needs In Their Gallery". Lessee, Scantily Clad Warrior Woman Hefting Big Weapon, Scantily Clad Fairy Sitting on a Mushroom or Flower...Scantily Clad Warrior Man..."
19 Mar 2004	Anonymous	Loading... You should of made a longer stomach Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: I do tend to make short torsoed ladies, with the looonnng legs. Maybe it's a bit of a manga influence? <"
29 Dec 2004	Rose	Loading... She a hot girl Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note:Awesome! "
20 Feb 2006	Mim	Loading... She's half-dwarf, I'll wager... The high heels remind me of Birgitte Silverbow from the Wheel of Time Series, I don't understand how they don't break an ankle wearing those! Excellent pic Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Laughs They probably break them several times during their training. I think I read two books of that series then got confused because there are so many books and I forgot which ones I'd read. I can never find the whole series at any one library."
30 Jul 2006	Ben from the REAL middleearth	Loading... Very nice..altho in the black and white one she has a nice chiselled jaw and its turned smooth in the colour version...jus somethin to look out for Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: looks Oooh, I didn't notice that myself, and I also see he forgot her hair tie. oopsie. < I think I was distracted by the impressi ve coloring of the axe. Thanks for popping in and pointing that out!"
7 Sep 2006	John	Loading... hehe that axe is huge! she must be the strongest woman in the world but when i saw the boots- i thought of a song these boots are made for walking- Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: Hah,I love that song! And she has to be strong indeed! I bet that a smaller axe would be better, more manuverable for small quick slashes"
24 Oct 2006	Trust me, you don't know me	Loading... I love the sketch! But I donno about the colored version. I think it lost its realistic look in the colored one. But no worries! Both of them are still fantabulous! Keep up the great work! Jenny M. Heidewald replies: "Jenny's Note: That is an interesting comment, I always figured that coloring it made things more realistic. Thanks for the thought!"
6 Aug 2009	Jared Shinryu Hand	Loading... wow I really like the outfit design. and good detail on the axe
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