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Published: 2014-05-08 11:32:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3673; Favourites: 179; Downloads: 0
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Been awhile, but here we are
Adele 'Del' Farlong (half-drow, swashbuckler\duelist, DnD) wholly and partially belongs solely to me
pencil + PS colouring
texture by struckdumb
pose ref used - fav.me/d2tqdrd by chirinstock
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Comments: 32
I love seeing your image of the characters from your fanfiction! I can't wait for more of both!
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Oh, thank you
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D'oh, she always does, no matter what I do to her
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Very beautiful! Love this picture! The colors is beautifully combined. Β
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really professional skilll. I admire this so much
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aw, you flatter me, but thanks
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no no flatter at all... you're so modestly^^
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lovely details on clothing and her face is just gorgeous. Really nice pencil work
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The cloth *o* so perfecty done .. love the "motion" in this pictureΒ Β
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This is just gorgeous. I love the details and shading. Nice work.
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You are welcome and amazing!
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Yay, you haven't forgotten about Del just yet.
I admit that although I'm a sucker for black and white I prefer this one in colour. The tint is lovely and the tiny splashes of the pink for the heather balances nicely.
The diagonal is a good composition for a difficult pose, full figure lying down. It's nice to see Del so relaxed and I love the thoughtful expression on her face.
For some reason here she reminds me of Noomi Rapace.
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I never forget about her, it just by now we are mostly stuck in russian-speaking part of fandom, so you don't see us a lot
Figured that heather is Del's kind of flower - y'know, quiet stubborn flower that grows in places where no other flower would take root, in swamps and wastelands. and before you even know - ta-dah - you've got a whole heatherland
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I should have studied Russian in school instead of French.
I love heather.
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Absolutely not, although finding a teacher in the Irish country side could be tricky.
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