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"Fairy In The Sun" by Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Fairy In The Sun by Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft

A little fairy resting in the sun. I never planned to end up with all these pastel colours, but truth be told I really like them. I'd never use a colour scale like this on a digital artwork, and I kinda like the change. :)

This is 10x15 cm (4x6 inches) marker piece. I really shouldn't make details like this on something that small, but at the same time I really like working in a scale like this. It makes it easier to see an end to it. And you can put them into cute little frames afterwards.

This was made for a fairy contest hold by Lisajen-stock. She's calling for traditional art, so I thought I'd give her some. :)
It's referenced from this picture.

Date	Name	Comment
5 Feb 2007	Ashley Holloway	Loading... This is really pretty! The foxgloves look amazing! And I love the fairy, she's so cute, and she looks very shy. I love the effect you got on her wings, how did you get that in marker? And her hair and dress are beauitful! Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "I used two different blue markers. A dark one for the wing base, and a lighter one for the "transparent" part. First I made the "base on the other side" with the light marker. And after that was dry I started to make tons of little squares/lines on the wings. That pattern also goes over the first part I made that suggest the "wing-base" on the other side of the wings. Phew... I hope this makes sense. "
5 Feb 2007	A. Sharma	Loading... So simple yet so so effective; this is really sweet. xxx Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks. "
5 Feb 2007	Janna Prosvirina	Loading... It is a lovely pictureThe composition is very well done and foxgloves on the background look very good Congrats of Mods choice! Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks a lot. Today's piece of useless info: I didn't even knew the name of the flower when I made this picture. I just lifted them from two photos I took in a forest this summer. Now I know both the Danish and the English name due to comments on my picture. "
6 Feb 2007	Kenoscope	Loading... An absolutly beautiful piece. Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks. "
6 Feb 2007	Kristin A. Erickson	Loading... The colors are so smooth and soft, and I love the feeling I get when I look at this piece. I almost want to close my eyes and fall asleep while laying in the grass. Beautiful and congrats! Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Aww... Thanks a lot. I felt very relaxed colouring this as well. Nothing quite as calming as pastel colours. "
6 Feb 2007	Eva Nadine Dossett	Loading... Nice colors, and cograts on Mods! Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks. "
6 Feb 2007	Ariella M. Phillips	Loading... How cute! I love the flowers and wings. And purple is such a fun color! ^^ Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks a lot. "
6 Feb 2007	Stephanie E. Riley	Loading... Ahh... what a lovely picture... I'd NEVER be able to anything even half as nice as this with markers... markers and I have never gotten along. Maybe markers with as diverse of shades as colored pencils would help... but... yeah I'm rambling. She looks so at peace and the shading is beautiful! Congrats on Mod's. Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Thanks a lot. I'm using Tria markers, these does actually have different shades. But they are also very expensive. "
16 Nov 2007	Michael pixie john	Loading... She’s lying there so comfortably as a cat would do lovely picture Rikke Lindskov ´Gwennafran´ Loft replies: "Actually, I think a cat would look even more lazy. "
6 May 2010	Candice Dosela	Loading... Ooo I like it. She’s lovely; the hands, clothe folds and hair came out really well.
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