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"Medusa" by R. Scott Terry

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 1 out of 4 by R. Scott Terry


	Stylized Medusa

Date	Name	Comment
30 Jan 2005	Bonnie L Andrade Montleon	Loading... Wonderful depiction of Medusa; she looks so tormented. I love the style.
30 Jan 2005	Jennifer M. Lawson	Loading... My favorite part is the snakes. And how the ink doesn't touch. How their mouths are open.
1 Feb 2005	Anneke Hut	Loading... Yes, I love the style too. It's great how you can give so much expression to a picture with so few lines.
5 Feb 2005	Henar Alonso Marcos	Loading... Poetic love black/white pics and love even more this one with few lines and so well done ... Im actually a stone statue hope you visit my gallery^^
21 May 2005	Nanna Naumann	Loading... Cool. Perhaps her left arm's a bit big, but the snakes are just.... paralyzingly cool.
28 May 2005	Valeshadow	Loading... I think you are right, the left arm is to big for the dimensions of the picture. I was trying perspective, but still not all that great at it with that style.
1 Sep 2009	Ailia Athena	Loading... I’d love to include this on my website, http://www.paleothea.com (credited and linked to you, of course). Let me know! -Ailia

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About 'Medusa':

• Created by:

R. Scott Terry
• Copyright: ©R. Scott Terry. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Stylized, Medusa, Ink, Computer, Touchups
• Categories: Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters
• Techniques: Computer-coloured Picture, Ballpoint Pen
• Submitted: 2005-01-11 22:10:01
• Views: 462
• Resolution: 404x450

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