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JeffLeeJohnson β The Lady of the Lake
Published: 2009-10-21 19:42:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 56170; Favourites: 1743; Downloads: 3249
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A darker version of the character than is usually portrayed, just in time for All Hallows Eve...Related content
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Don't know if she wants to give me the sword or horrifically murder me...
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Why is nobody answering me in regard to purchasing a poster copy of this? I've found it very difficult to communicate on this site. Please help. Thanx, Belladonna
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I will see what I can do!
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Thank you for responding. I have been looking for months, specifically for Lady of the Lake images and none of them came close to your interpretation, detail to color, and authenticity to all that is Arthurian. I found what I was looking for when I accidentally came across this web-site with your work.Β
Sincerely, Belladonna D.Β
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BuenΓsimo me recuerda al lago de los muertos del seΓ±or de los anillos , gran trabajo.
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In this case, I think darker is better. Very creepy/cool. Beautiful work.
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This is a PHENOMENAL take on the original depiction and story!! I absolutely love this so much! The scary aspect of it is so so compelling. Amazing, Fantastic work π
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Reminds me of the dead faces in the dead marshes from lord of the rings, very cool and very good lighting work as well.
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"Strange women lying in ponds, distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. If I told people I was an emperor just because some moistened bint threw a sword at me, they'd put me away."- Dennis the Anarcho-syndicalistic peasant
Sillyness aside, I really, REALLY like the darker than usual vibe about the character. The Arthurian legends always have a vibe of mystery around them that makes it more than your average noblebright story, it's fun theorizing what the various definitions of the stories and characters are, is the lady of the lake truly a benevolent creature? or was Arthur fooled by perchance a forgotten pagan deity ousting for vengeance against the very things he vanquished on his crusade? You perfectly captured an aura of unknown intention in both her look, visage and the way she holds the sword, as if she might present it to someone, or intent to stab them with it.
remarkable, I applaud you
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The fact that you arenβtΒ featured by the artist for that joke is a crimeΒ
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Thank you so much. I love your thinking on this. I have always thought that powerful magic would be inherently dangerous and not all trumpets from on high. Those would be forces far beyond our ken and best left alone.
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Thanks! It was fun to paint.
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I did a picture of The Lady Of The Lake as well, back in 2005... But this is so much better then anything that I've done. It was only the fifth photomanip that I ever made and back then all of my manips were done in MS-Paint. Surprisingly I actually got pretty good at it after a while, but eventually downloaded GIMP onto my computer and it became so much easier to make a nice looking picture. I'm actually considering making a new version on that pic in GIMP to see if I can make something with better details... If you want to see my take on "The Lady of the Lake", then the link below should take you to it! 
muggle-angel.deviantart.com/arβ¦
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This is well done.
Here come the nightmares....
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My group has a conceptual artworks folder this would be perfect for. Β May we add this wonderful work?
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Of course! Thanks for asking
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I saw this floating around on tumblr (tags included still haha) recently and it's still just as amazing as when I first saw it. Love it
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I am so glad this piece is well liked. Thanks for commenting.
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amazing job, i love her face is Β mysterious and remember me the lord of the rings the dead marshes
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I'd take the sword and stab that shit in the face!
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This is a great portrayal of the character.
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You're going to put that plastic bottle in a recycle bin, right?
That's what I thought...
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Gorgeous! 
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