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The Winter Fairy is the biggest of the four fairies, standing at about 10 feet tall. She remains fixed to the ground and helps any travelers who get lost in the cold mountains.

One of my final pictures I did for college.

Well, this picture would have been coloured in like the others but my teacher didn't want me to no idea why. I think he wanted me to use paints the colour it but like I said with the spring one, I would have butchered the picture. Thankfully he didn't mind it being just lineart.

If you're wondering about the wibbly line work it was actually done with dry point. It's my only piece with no Photoshop work added to it and it technically took the longest (only because I had to wait in line to use the printer >.< )
Scratching the line work onto plastic took about 2 days, and waiting for the printer took 3 weeks but using the printer only took one afternoon.

Pose was inspired from one of my random sketchbook covers, design of dress and general layout was faintly inspired by a picture from DA, (I'll have to find the name of the artist, I found the picture 2 years ago and I can't remember her username… ) and snowflakes were copied from pictures from Google.

Seasonal Fairies

Done with Dry Point and old-fashioned Printmaking.
© To me

Description
The Winter Fairy is the biggest of the four fairies, standing at about 10 feet tall. She remains fixed to the ground and helps any travelers who get lost in the cold mountains.

One of my final pictures I did for college.

Well, this picture would have been coloured in like the others but my teacher didn't want me to no idea why. I think he wanted me to use paints the colour it but like I said with the spring one, I would have butchered the picture. Thankfully he didn't mind it being just lineart.

If you're wondering about the wibbly line work it was actually done with dry point. It's my only piece with no Photoshop work added to it and it technically took the longest (only because I had to wait in line to use the printer >.< )
Scratching the line work onto plastic took about 2 days, and waiting for the printer took 3 weeks but using the printer only took one afternoon.

Pose was inspired from one of my random sketchbook covers, design of dress and general layout was faintly inspired by a picture from DA, (I'll have to find the name of the artist, I found the picture 2 years ago and I can't remember her username… ) and snowflakes were copied from pictures from Google.

Seasonal Fairies

Done with Dry Point and old-fashioned Printmaking.
© To me