The worried one is the best. Are you looking at me?
The top picture was the first, of course… ‘Link’ with some pretty out-of-control Ocarina style hair. The second, middle one, was better, though I still don’t know how to fix it so it will look right. But the hair is much much better. Then the bottom one is with Twilight Princess style hair, and it’s the best one. Eyes are kind of shiny here, aren’t they?
Golly gee, don’t you just hate ambushes where the ambushee is too fast for the ambusher?
Now, I’m sure you’re all wondering what on earth is happening in the picture above, if you’ve noticed anything besides pretty hair
SHINY HAIR
yet… I know I haven’t… Anyway, Flairé and I have conferred on this, and we agree it’s probably for the best that you draw your own conclusions. The elements we shall give you are thusly: Flairé is the one with the SUPER-SHINY HAIR. But you guessed that, at least, already. The fellow on the right is a kalma of the Dragon kingdom. I think they use jagging, though I’m not 100% on that. He keeps stuff in his pockets, hee. He wields – er, wielded a wooden club and attempted to take Flairé by surprise. Flairé has no scabbard for some reason, which really is an error on my part, and this position, while probably physically impossible, is indeed what it is meant to be.
CUTE!
M’kay, now I tried drawing Will Stutely of Robin Hood fame in a style more familiar to me because I was frustrated with the first one.
This one is waaaay better looking. In fact, he’s quite adorable.
Master? I be-eth a very little boy who likes to wrestle…
I read Robin Hood, by Paul Creswick, illustrated by N.G. Wyeth, again. I think it’s a very good novelization/adaptation/whatever you want to call it. There are several people whose first name is William, though, and Will Stutely Robin’s right hand is chief among them in this book. I imagine he’s quite the cutie, but unfortunately this attempt at un-referenced realism, especially with the mussed black hair, failed.
I tried to get Flairé to comfort me for the last picture, but he was out.
I was going to draw Flairé, but she came out too girly.
Er, by ‘she’ I mean he ended up as Flaria his sister. And I’m aware that androgynity… androgynousness… androgyny… (okay, I used a spellcheck) means he looks like a girl a lot anyway. But there is a limit he won’t go beyond.
La… di da…..da dum dada dee….. zzzz…
Eeeee! This guy is so funny! I was messing around with Aja’s Random Character Generator, and these stats popped up:
| General |
Specific/Optional |
| Gender: Male |
Body Type: Muscular |
| Main Activity: Lounging or sleeping |
Mood: Wistful |
| Hair Colour: Golden |
Hair Texture: Wavy |
| Hair Length: Ankle Length |
Hair Style: Multiple Braids |
| Skin Colour: Pale Peach |
Weapon: Long Sword |
| Attire: Tights And A Cape |
Wings: None |
Waltzing through the air
Today’s picture is of Howl and Sophie from Howl’s Moving Castle. I think this picture came out well; it feels more than two-dimensional. Of course, his face is completely off.
The grumpy elf
This is Audriel Sillendrey, from the webcomic The Prime of Ambition 
. I sent it in for the birthday contest last year! It didn’t win – the winning entry was just too amazing ^_^ – but I’m happy with the way this turned out. Very happy. My noses still need work, but it’s fairly shiny for my artwork.
Bishounen – now with extra angst!
Um, this is the angsty bishounen hero of Last Exile, the anime series that my friend Lesley showed me (Lesley, not Leslie).
The picture is not great, but it’s a sketch.
Orange and black and white = PL1 = pilot
I adore X-wings, as has been said, so I tried to draw the best pilot of them all: Wedge Antilles… but it didn’t come out because I didn’t use a reference.
Whatever. It’s generic X-wing pilot #1. ^_^;