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borogove13 — Victors Faeries 1
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Some of the creatures Victor encounters on his travels.Related content
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They give off a melancholy feeling... Or at least, the bottom centaur-esque thing is (I can't read what it says). Nice job. Bravi.
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This page is my favorite of the 3. I love the earthy tones that you've used, the others seemed too vibrant. The leprechaun is my favorite
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yep, the nuckelavee's breath is what destroys the crops, he has no skin, and gets angry when celtic villagers cook kelp, or sea-weed.
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I did a Dev search on Nuckelavee and only SIX came up (and yours is the best!)
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Woo! These guys really make me think of Brain Froud. Very groovey!
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Woah -that guy at the bottom (sorry cant read your writing) just captures my entire attention span. He is one of the creepiest things I've seen in a while. The veins *shudder* and the limp head... Make an amazing character though -is he a real 'creature' or did you make him up yourself?
The leprechaun looks like a mischeiveous trickster - what happened to his other shoe? That woodsprite reminds me of something but I cant place what it is - man what a bulbous head! (I think it might be a creature off the Lilo and Sitch series... I think). For some reason the pixie, to me, looks ditzy, although I cant place a reason why and really she shouldnt -I guess I'm just weird like that.
Yeah, the horse dude is just playing with my mind still... Creeping me out!
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Hehehe! Yeah, the guy at the bottom is definitely the creepy type. He's the Scottish sea-demon the Nuckelavee, and is considered more horrible than the devil himself by some Scotts. At night he appears to be a rider on horseback stranded out at sea and has lured many well-meaning men to a watery grave. Also the breath of the corpse-like human body in its back is thought to be the cause of famine or draught.
The Leprechaun can be a bit tricky, sure, but he's mostly just a business class guy with a big sense of humor. Leprechaun means "the One Shoe Maker", and they can be found by listening to the tapping of a cobbler's hammer in a grassy field. They are supposed to make only a single shoe at a time, thus the monopedal footwear.
The Woodsprite I heavily based around a sentient acorn, thus the bulbousness of the head.
The Pixie is a Pixie.
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The One Shoe Maker? Truly? I never knew that and I doubt a lot of people do. Wow, got something to shove up a certain someone at school's nose when I go tomorrow *rubs hands together* bweeheheheeee!
Awww, those poor well-meaning men! 
Not much to say about the Pixie? Nah me neither
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the pixie is so sweet and whimsical, and the wood sprite is oddly cute.
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Really neat characters. I especially like the wood sprite.
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ooh. Those are awesome. The little tree dude kinda looks like one of the creatures from Little Nemo.
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I see some brian froud inspiration in the leprecaun! ^_~ the colouring is superb
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Whoa O.o awesome. The guy in the horse character is really freaky, but thats good in my book lol
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whooaaaa!!! Thats soooooooo cool!!! i likes this!!! these are sooo freaking cool!!! *claps hands* wonderdful job!! You color so well and this loks really neat!
~Nikki
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