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"Dierdre Sneak Peak" by Katrina Glidewell

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Dierdre Sneak Peak by Katrina Glidewell

Sneak peak of a picture I have in the works. I WILL get around to finishing this one. Really. With preparations for my wedding and web comic, I haven't really had much time to focus on other things. This is of Dierdre, my Lae-Ruovine (a demon-like race) character from the up-coming A Twist of Fate comic. She's supposed to be 16, but she doesn't look it. :P I guess you can consider this a picture of her when she's older. I'm still trying to figure out how to make the thing she's holding look more like a light and less like a yellow blob. Oh, and the background was all Ian's doing.

Date	Name	Comment
17 Aug 2006	Mazel	Loading... Oooo, I really like this one. Everything about her is awesome =D I think the skin markings and that long... Ribbon/cloth around her, look really good, and I love the way you did the hair! With the hair and the ribbon/cloth like that, there's really a feeling of power eminating from her and that light. To make the globe look more like a light, maybe you could make it less opaque altogether, and have glares of light coming off it... You know, the way stars look a bit like crosses, with the spikes of light coming out. I can't wait to see this finished!
18 Aug 2006	Howard	Loading... This is a really good picture... i wish i could draw this good. And yeah, i agree with the other comment. Maybe Outline the globe and shade the inner part of it darker than the edges. Hmm- thats the best way to describe what im thinking of.
18 Feb 2007	Anonymous	Loading... For the light i would add a little warm red colour to its centre and perhaps a few touches of blue towards the outer edges, not to much blue though. Just a hint but light a candle and look at the colours in the flame they may translate into your light if not well you have lit the candle so he can cook the romantic meal.