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The photo I ref'd this from (model Taryn Davidson) reminds me of one of the characters in A Song of Ice & Fire --Theon Greyjoy's sister, Asha, who first appears in Book 2 (A Clash of Kings), but whose role continues to gain importance in Book 4 and 5, respectively. Anyway, she's a strong one, proving herself an able fleet captain and melee fighter despite the strongly patriarchal Ironborn culture. The book says she's lean and long-legged, has a prominent nose on a relatively small face, and has a wicked smile. Needless to say, one of the hottest people in Westeros. Haha! Well, HBO hasn't cast anyone yet, so with regards to facial features, I still picture Taryn Davidson (but with darker hair cut short). Y'know, I think l'll draw a smiling, full-figure swag pose next time as fan art! XD  

Anyway, sorry, I get reaaaally chatty and obsessive if it's about Game of Thrones/Ice & Fire! This is just another quick value sketch of shadows. Couldn't capture the transition on the cheek properly Well, just a couple more and maybe I'll improve!

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The photo I ref'd this from (model Taryn Davidson) reminds me of one of the characters in A Song of Ice & Fire --Theon Greyjoy's sister, Asha, who first appears in Book 2 (A Clash of Kings), but whose role continues to gain importance in Book 4 and 5, respectively. Anyway, she's a strong one, proving herself an able fleet captain and melee fighter despite the strongly patriarchal Ironborn culture. The book says she's lean and long-legged, has a prominent nose on a relatively small face, and has a wicked smile. Needless to say, one of the hottest people in Westeros. Haha! Well, HBO hasn't cast anyone yet, so with regards to facial features, I still picture Taryn Davidson (but with darker hair cut short). Y'know, I think l'll draw a smiling, full-figure swag pose next time as fan art! XD  

Anyway, sorry, I get reaaaally chatty and obsessive if it's about Game of Thrones/Ice & Fire! This is just another quick value sketch of shadows. Couldn't capture the transition on the cheek properly Well, just a couple more and maybe I'll improve!