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"Early Egwene" by Karen E. Tucker

SF&F Picture 6 out of 21 by Karen E. Tucker


	Egwene, as we first met her in The Eye of the World, looking young and innocent and worried......she's not quite how I see Egwene, but how I see her is hard to draw.

Date	Name	Comment
12 Feb 2003	Kathy Rogers	Loading... Hi Karen! My 2 year old daughter and I are looking at your gallery and she really likes this one. She said, "WOW!" I like her expression (worried...I can relate to THAT emotion!) Her hair is really nicely drawn and I like the shine you added at the top!) Karen E. Tucker replies: "Hehe, glad you both approve. Thanks for commenting!"
2 Aug 2003	Laura E. Wallace	Loading... Oh, wow! I love how you did this pose. That angle of the head is one that I've never been able to do. I love the hair it looks kind of like it's wet. The expression on the face is nice too and the shading's fantastic. Keep it up! -Merulu >^.^<
20 May 2004	Maddy Harder	Loading... This is very good! I love thw wheel of Time books! I think that her chin and mouth are a bit too outward though... just an observation, I love the colour that it is in. Did you colour it that way or change it in photoshop?
4 Sep 2004	Lanfear	Loading... Well... it is not exactly how i figured her, but the hair is lovely!! Keep up the good work. It is better than i could do EVEN if i was not so satisfied with here face. Sorry the bad language I' am a Norwegian girl after all.

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About 'Early Egwene':

• Status: OK
• Created by:

Karen E. Tucker
• Copyright: ©Karen E. Tucker. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Egwene, Wot, Early, Innocent, Worried
• Categories: Head or Facial Study, Wizards, Priests, Druids, Sorcerers..., Woman, Women, Book Illustration
• Techniques: Coloured Pencils, Erasers
• Inspirations: Robert Jordan
• Views: 186
• Resolution: 485x700

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