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"Bird of Prey" by Frances Gibbs

SF&F Picture 5 out of 36 by Frances Gibbs

SciFi and Fantasy Art Bird of Prey by Frances Gibbs


	An otherworldly Hawk, preparing to feast after the kill has been made. Originally an ink painting, coloured digitally.

Date	Name	Comment
30 Mar 2004	Thomas J. Gibbs	Loading... You did a really nice job on this one! I really have always been impressed at what you can do with ink. This hawk does look quite otherworldly! hides Frances Gibbs replies: "Look, dear!!! An otherworldly Hawk! hides with him Poor thing... so traumatized... Thank you! I'm glad you think it's good, Precious! "
11 Sep 2004	Tasselmain	Loading... Oohhh scary bird (Runs and hided behind Ageis) "here eat him First bird he tasts better" heh i like this one i love the colors they are so vibrant it almost looks like he is glowing, definatly "Other worldly" Frances Gibbs replies: "Elric, Beware the vengeance of the neuclear-reactive hawk! lol.. Thanks for the comment, Jon!"
12 Aug 2005	Sarah Lee Williamson	Loading... Wow, he looks awesome! I love those colors. yes it is a bit scary I sure would not want to be his next meal. Good job on this one. Thanks for stopping by my gallery. Frances Gibbs replies: "sigh the things I'll do to try and get some of my non-fantasy art into elfwood... its shameless, really... But now I have my husband and friends terrified and in awe (hmm...) of the otherworldly hawk, so perhaps there was some good to have come of it, after all... Thanks for the comment! I'm somewhat ashamed to say that I don't recall going to your gallery, but that could have a little to do with the possibility that it was a while ago and a lot to do with the fact that most of my elfwood browsing is done far too late at night (or rather, far too early in the morning) and generally at times when my fingers are typing and clicking the mouse completely independantly of my brain. In any rate, I will be sure to visit again and perhaps leave another(?) comment! "