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Up next for #raylink_contest is the Queen of Hearts, Faye as Zelda in her goddess attire. What I failed to mentioned is that I created pip boarders in the style of rosemaling (floral patterns in most parts of Scandinavia), which would explain why the heart pip is styled to look like an upside-down tulip. These boarders were moved to the interior of the card as it had most of my students and teacher a bit confused and that it appeared to make the pip looked more busied. Later on during the revisions on both cards, I decided to add in a decorative boarder through the brush stroke panels. I chose to use Fleurs-de-lis as it looked close to my pip boarders (fitting considering the Rayman series are French games).

To keep consistency, I made music notes with the brush strokes the same way as Rayman's swash in the previous card and it worked out well. Doing locks of hair on both Rayman's and Faye's was a pain in the asp in terms of pen anchor points, shape-molding (some on Faye's), layers and some transparency.

Here Faye holds a harp that bears an uncanny resemblance to one of the Four Masks of Polokus as well as the patterns on the dress's collar.

Contest Info: www.deviantart.com/rusticroesi…

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Up next for #raylink_contest is the Queen of Hearts, Faye as Zelda in her goddess attire. What I failed to mentioned is that I created pip boarders in the style of rosemaling (floral patterns in most parts of Scandinavia), which would explain why the heart pip is styled to look like an upside-down tulip. These boarders were moved to the interior of the card as it had most of my students and teacher a bit confused and that it appeared to make the pip looked more busied. Later on during the revisions on both cards, I decided to add in a decorative boarder through the brush stroke panels. I chose to use Fleurs-de-lis as it looked close to my pip boarders (fitting considering the Rayman series are French games).

To keep consistency, I made music notes with the brush strokes the same way as Rayman's swash in the previous card and it worked out well. Doing locks of hair on both Rayman's and Faye's was a pain in the asp in terms of pen anchor points, shape-molding (some on Faye's), layers and some transparency.

Here Faye holds a harp that bears an uncanny resemblance to one of the Four Masks of Polokus as well as the patterns on the dress's collar.

Contest Info: www.deviantart.com/rusticroesi…