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The last images of a large batch for the second release of Quest Cards from Fuller Flippers [link] .

Watercolour.
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~Rain-drop Mar 4, 2006  Student
My fave of the Quest Cards. ^__^

You really portray the identity of Huntress through the intense expression of her face, the fierceness of it, and the motion in the scene - it is obviously an action scene, a battle scene.

I love your use of colors. Is this watercolor? If so you have mystified me even more, because I'm terrible with watercolor. The way of how to make watercolor look the way I want it to eludes me.

Omigosh it IS watercolor. Wow.

I love the color of her hair and the braid - braids can be tough. The horse is very realistic, and bow and arrows are superbly awesome. Fantastic job here. Keep chuggin' out the masterpieces!

~your all-time fan, Rain-drop
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=Gold-Seven Mar 4, 2006  Professional Traditional Artist
Watercolour with lineart, yes. :) What I always do, really ;)
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~Rain-drop Apr 12, 2006  Student
How do you get the lineart to not blur? Do you do the lineart first and then the watercolor, or have water-proof pens/markers?
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=Gold-Seven Apr 13, 2006  Professional Traditional Artist
I print my lineart on watercolour paper, and the toner is water resistant to some degree. I don't work all that wet, either. :)
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~Rain-drop Apr 27, 2006  Student
Print lineart on watercolor paper, interesting. The wetter it is the harder it is to control, it seems to me.
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=Gold-Seven Apr 27, 2006  Professional Traditional Artist
Yes, the wetter you work on printed lineart, the more it will dissolve. It does require a good deal of surety on the painter's part; you need to know where you want to go :)
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~Rain-drop Jun 5, 2006  Student
:pray: I hope to have that sense of surety someday, so that I can work with paint. :nod:
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~kamiawolf Mar 3, 2006  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I really love the highlighting and shadows on this one. The colors look really great :D
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~Chauve-Souris Mar 3, 2006  Hobbyist Writer
It's beautiful! So fantastic image! Anyway, she looks like the character from the best book I've even read: The Saga about the Witcher (in english called also "The Hexer"), written by the best polish (and global also :D) author, Andrew Sapkowski. This character is Milva, the archer from Forrest of dryads. Soooo beauty.

Kiss,
Nietoperek.
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~tiararus Mar 1, 2006
Really beautiful image :) I like the girl and her horse. Super dynamics and details (espacially on the harness of the horse).
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