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Buxom elven thief and the tools of her trade. She should probably travel a little lighter, but there's a lot of things that come in useful for a character like her... a small journal with ink and pen for notes, scroll case, utensils (hey, you wouldn't eat off of just any old silverware, considering the usual hygenic quality of most medieval fantasy worlds), potions, poisons, acids (for eating through locks and so forth), lockpicks, small tools, and a selection of sharp objects. Her belt is supposed to loop twice around, to hold more pouches and so forth.

The outfit's a little plain, but I like it nonetheless.

Once again I totally screwed the pooch on layout. I didn't think out the whole thing ahead of time, but rather just added ideas as they came...

The pose came first, because I find drawing people in a crosslegged position to be a pain in the ass, and lately it's been a tendency of mine to attack things I can't draw until I get 'em right... It seems to me that if I can't draw the human form in any position I can think of, then I obviously am not ready to take my work up closer to where I'd like it to be. Still don't know if I got it right here, either... the foreshortening on her leg seems wonky.

The ring of tools and objects came last, and there wasn't room enough for them on the page (also the reason the arc they describe is a bit off-plane, I think). 'Course, I could fix that on the ink stage, if I was to take it there. Can't say if I will, though... This might just stay a sketch.

Description
Buxom elven thief and the tools of her trade. She should probably travel a little lighter, but there's a lot of things that come in useful for a character like her... a small journal with ink and pen for notes, scroll case, utensils (hey, you wouldn't eat off of just any old silverware, considering the usual hygenic quality of most medieval fantasy worlds), potions, poisons, acids (for eating through locks and so forth), lockpicks, small tools, and a selection of sharp objects. Her belt is supposed to loop twice around, to hold more pouches and so forth.

The outfit's a little plain, but I like it nonetheless.

Once again I totally screwed the pooch on layout. I didn't think out the whole thing ahead of time, but rather just added ideas as they came...

The pose came first, because I find drawing people in a crosslegged position to be a pain in the ass, and lately it's been a tendency of mine to attack things I can't draw until I get 'em right... It seems to me that if I can't draw the human form in any position I can think of, then I obviously am not ready to take my work up closer to where I'd like it to be. Still don't know if I got it right here, either... the foreshortening on her leg seems wonky.

The ring of tools and objects came last, and there wasn't room enough for them on the page (also the reason the arc they describe is a bit off-plane, I think). 'Course, I could fix that on the ink stage, if I was to take it there. Can't say if I will, though... This might just stay a sketch.