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"Silence" by Lydia ´Prairieghost´ Jacobs

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 51 out of 67 by Lydia ´Prairieghost´ Jacobs. ←Previous - Next→


	(Replacing an older pencil drawing of a faerie unicorn) The Forest Guardian suffers a rather unpleasant curse--the Full Moon Disease. Every full moon she becomes trapped in the form of a unicorn, though she retains her human mind. This causes problems when she must deal with hunters seeking her powerful horn for their own selfish reasons.

Date	Name	Comment
25 Apr 2001	Stare Priss	Loading... I think It's cool
21 May 2001	Take a Guess	Loading... One of my fav. pics but I think all your doodles look better on regular paper Hi, Jessi... Yeah, I think so too. I think the scanner messes with my pics just to spite me. ;P
26 Oct 2001	Chris Roller ((A.K.A. Christopher Silverstar))	Loading... The shading on this one is excellent, makes the details on the muscles very clean. Did you use a reference for this? It seems like you've even got the muscles in the right place.
21 Dec 2002	Tarah D. Willett	Loading... My scanner's very spiteful, and messes up my pics all the time. >.< Makes me mad. Anyway, I love the way this one looks kinda misty. Very pretty. GB!~ Lydia 'Prairieghost' Jacobs replies: "My scanner is evil. It delights in mucking up the colors beyond recognition, usually by making everything this absolutely horrid shade of lifeless blue. Now, I like the color blue, but not when what is supposed to be a rainbow comes out as a blue block. Grrr... Oh, well...crosses fingers There's always Christmas and Birthday."
11 Aug 2004	Jasmine	Loading... Who knows what forms when the mists rise? What sort of interesting being might take shelter in the fog, just another ghostly shape.... and yes, b-days, and christmas have their uses.