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"Peorth" by Jennifer O´Reilly

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Peorth by Jennifer O´Reilly


	Out of the three original Goddesses, Urd is my favorite... But, then there's Peorth. This is her and her angel, La Rose Magnifique...

Date	Name	Comment
1 Mar 2003	Sumbat Jonathan Sarkis	Loading... very nice work! what I really like is that you drew the roses in the corners, it goes very well with her name. good job. Jennifer O'Reilly replies: "Have you read the comic with her in it? The roses are her kind of signature... I love this picture.."
18 Apr 2003	Dragonkat	Loading... You know...you are very very good at this... >^^< Jennifer O'Reilly replies: "Well, thank you very much!! "
6 Sep 2003	Skuld Kurata	Loading... Magnifique! as peorth would put it. my only critique (yes i'm a simon cowel) is that you might want to watch how you draw her face. her forehead looks a hair small. Jennifer O'Reilly replies: "Her head is tipped upwards a bit, but now that you mention it, yes her forehead is a bit too small. Curses..."
1 Dec 2003	Kawaiihikari	Loading... I LOVE THIS PIC!!! its so cool!!! Both of them are drawn very well! hehe i wish i could draw that good! Jennifer O'Reilly replies: "Thank you! I think you could draw that well, if you tried. I know you can. "
3 Apr 2004	jaw drops	Loading... How did you do those roses?! I've been trying to draw roses for the longest time, and I'm awful at them! Could you give me some tips? Jennifer O'Reilly replies: "Sure! Roses are actually easy if you don't think about trying to get roses out of them. What you do is draw a goofed up oval, rather small. Wavy lined oval, to help illustrate. Then go all the way around with wavy lines, starting the next one about three quarters from the end of the first one. Connect them, as it were. Always keep to the middle. Just keep going around with wavy lines until you feel it's big enough. I hope that helps! "