Somaria2008-08-22 21:38:57
(Somaria's daughter) Mihewi Makiare`:
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
Shaddus2008-08-22 21:44:11
QUOTE(Somaria @ Aug 22 2008, 04:38 PM) 549017
(Somaria's daughter) Mihewi Makiare`:
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
Is that a butcher knife or a rubber spatula?
Somaria2008-08-22 21:46:36
QUOTE(Shaddus Mes @ Aug 22 2008, 01:44 PM) 549019
Is that a butcher knife or a rubber spatula?
Spatula
I know it's bad. Don't remind me. >.>
Reiha2008-08-22 22:09:01
QUOTE(Somaria @ Aug 22 2008, 02:38 PM) 549017
(Somaria's daughter) Mihewi Makiare`:
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
I'm too lazy to finish editing or coloring it but there she is. <3
Awwww, cute expression!
Shaddus2008-08-22 22:22:50
QUOTE(Somaria @ Aug 22 2008, 04:46 PM) 549021
Spatula
I know it's bad. Don't remind me. >.>
I know it's bad. Don't remind me. >.>
Actually, I think it's rather nice. Much better than I can do, my stick figures are always crooked.
Ashteru2008-08-22 22:26:17
QUOTE(Shaddus Mes @ Aug 22 2008, 10:22 PM) 549040
Actually, I think it's rather nice. Much better than I can do, my stick figures are always crooked.
Mine are flawless.
Unknown2008-09-24 16:01:34
Saaga2009-01-05 23:35:03
Somaria y'Kaliath. Distrusted or even hated by many, she still is a beautiful woman. I think I did well this time.
I've been shying away from drawing Saaga but I'll get there eventually, hrm.
I've been shying away from drawing Saaga but I'll get there eventually, hrm.
Nepthysia2009-01-05 23:39:48
Pretty
Unknown2009-01-06 00:06:57
QUOTE (Kharaen d'Attai @ Aug 5 2008, 09:23 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I like Ried's drawing of Sarrasri. Its about one of her only drawings without really pronounced cheekbones. Keep drawing like that Ried, you are my hero.
Well, Emar is old and Nyir is ugly, so the shading around the faces make them... I don't know, more sunken in. Ayisdra and Sarrasri are supposed to have chiselled faces, since they're crystalline.
Anyway, I have more character art here --> http://peardust.deviantart.com
Nepthysia2009-01-06 00:47:23
I'm scared to have anyone draw Nepthysia... Wish I could draw
Unknown2009-01-06 01:53:30
QUOTE (Nepthysia d'Iasani @ Jan 5 2009, 07:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'm scared to have anyone draw Nepthysia... Wish I could draw
I was going to sneakily make a black and white sketch of Nepthysia based on her description on the website but nooo, it's not actually there.
Saaga2009-01-06 11:44:50
I'm up for drawing anyone, really! Might also sketch Nepthysia, I finally have a working, time-invested alt in Magnagora.
Nepthysia2009-01-06 15:04:14
Suppose it'll be interesting to see ya'll's perspective of her. Here's the description & a link to the gown she wears
The gown, but in red of course & trimmed in white amaranths on the lower hem.
http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_d...mp;prodgroup=92
QUOTE
She is a fiendish master viscanti and flaunts many features of noble blood. Her skin is the palest of hues, almost as white as snow with very little imperfections. Long curls of ebony cascade down her back to just above her hip line, often giving off a green glare in bright lighting. These tresses have been pulled back from her face and pinned upon the crown of her head with an elaborate fastener, a silver imp carrying a spear which pins the hair in place. Erupting from this midnight mane are two sets of ivory horns, curving in unison and mimicking that of a ram. The set in the forefront has grown in a twist and is marbled with black veins while the set just behind it is thicker, about an inch in diameter, and a pure bone color. The very tips of her horns come to hover above her temples, starkly contrasting against the thick band of charcoal that has been painted across her face from just above the brow down to just below the middle of pronounced cheekbones and spanning from ear to ear. Hiding within this stripe are two solid black eyes, with no difference betwixt sclera and iris, which are protected by thick ebony lashes and set beneath two very well-kept brows. Pouty lips rest beneath a softly rounded nose and have been painted a flat crimson, the only shine being blood or saliva. Her form has been tempered by years of travel, long and lean in muscle. Her robes have been modified with a slit cut from wrist to elbow allowing the forearm to be displayed when raised. When shown, an elaborate display of flesh can be seen. Her forearms have been splayed open from just below the wrist to just before the elbow - held open by dozens of tiny golden hooks which have been laced with blood red ribbon over the backside of the limb, ending in a bow near the elbow. The random twitching of flesh sends a chime into the air from small bells that have been attached to each hook, giving an auditory reminder of pain. She is wearing a set of blackened bone and garnet prayer beads, a Sigil of the Ouroboros embedded deeply around her navel, a sharply thorned circlet of suffering
The gown, but in red of course & trimmed in white amaranths on the lower hem.
http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_d...mp;prodgroup=92
Kharaen2009-01-06 21:19:20
I might do this. Need something for this month's artisanal anyways.
Unknown2009-01-06 23:46:30
QUOTE (Nepthysia d'Iasani @ Jan 6 2009, 10:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Nepthysia's awesome description.
Sooo, I gave it a shot.
I know, I know. It looks ugly right now, and you can't see the forearm muscle, or the bells, or horn twists too well. If I coloured it, I'd shade them all so you could see. Please bear with my lack of scanner.
Nepthysia2009-01-07 00:08:36
Not bad not bad! The hairs a bit clean for her and the horns should come in a little (more towards the middle of the head for their spawning point I mean).
The hair I kinda envision for Nep
The hair I kinda envision for Nep
Unknown2009-01-07 00:48:41
Yeah, curly hair is tough for me. I did my best! And I'm never really sure about viscanti horns, since they always "come out of the hair" in the descriptions I read but that wouldn't make sense if they came out of the forehead.
Nepthysia2009-01-07 01:19:29
They don't come out of the forehead, her horns come out of an inch behind the hairline.
Unknown2009-01-07 01:35:03
Tsk, I didn't think about that. I'll remember that for future viscanti drawings.