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Published: 2015-12-09 03:47:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 13380; Favourites: 301; Downloads: 104
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Some stock art that I'm selling on RPGNow.com, along with other things.
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If you're interested in commissioning me, send me a note, or email me at wetoctopus@hotmail.com
Here are my prices in Canadian dollars (If you're from the US, these prices will be lower because of the exchange rate):
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- a sketch for $10 (+$8) each for additional characters)
Basically a faster, simpler version of the line art below. Good for cranking out large groups of different concepts and then picking which you like best.
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- a full line art for $18(+$14 for additional characters)
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- a flat colored image for
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brettneufeld.carbonmade.com/
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Comments: 13
...of course...
...the French claim to have invented chivalry...
Great picture!
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your armor definitions and details are awesome keep it up mate.
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You have very interesting work. Also, as a question out of curiosity, is a female knight also referred to as a Sir? Or do they have another title? I believe they're a Sir, due to station, but I'm not 100%.
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There were no historical female knights (Joan of Arc wasn't technically a knight), so there never was an honorific term for a female knight. Couldn't tell ya.
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Well, the title still exists, on account of Britain still having a monarch, so it's possible that it's happened since then, but if you don't know, no reason pressing. Either way, good picture.
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IIRC, the honorific for a lady is 'Dame'
i.e. Dame Judy Dench.
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