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"Laryalanthias portrait" by Justin A. Grahn

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 23 out of 34 by Justin A. Grahn. ←Previous - Next→


	ummmm.... a requested piece from my friend (sister) Amanda http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/loth/m/a/mandamarie/ go check her out if ya got the time =P

Date	Name	Comment
8 Sep 2003	Nicole Shannon Kelly	Loading... Ooooooo.... so beautiful. The details in this are amazing, and she must've been REALLY happy with it!! I wouldn't be surprised if this got Mod's Choice...
9 Sep 2003	Alsyrie`	Loading... So much detail...wonderfully done! Just one very tiny problem though. Her left arm. I can imagine that position is a very difficult one to draw. Maybe it's because I'm -not- an artist (words yes..pictures no) that I can see it. In any case, I have seen many of the best artists cause the arm to look twisted or even at times broken off and put back on the wrong way just because they put the crease on the wrong side of the sleeve. The crease needs to be on this side of the sleeve instead of the far side of the sleeve thus giving attention to the fact that there is a whole arm in that sleeve. It's a very commonly made mistake and I only wish I could draw to be able show you what I mean. Alas, my doodles are dangerously mindnumbing. Thus I leave the true art to talented artists such as yourself.
23 Feb 2006	Linda Gock	Loading... The details leave me speechless
24 Jul 2008	Jessc	Loading... Wow. Why can’t this talent run in the family?