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Published: 2013-07-13 14:11:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 660; Favourites: 77; Downloads: 4
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A sketch of Imraith-Nimphais,a crimson flying uniqorn from the fantasy series 'the Fionavar Tapestry' by Gavriel KayRelated content
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Thank you Alberto!Β
It's a very enjoyable read,although his later novels are way better,i especially love the"Lions of Al Rassan" witch is inspired by the Spanish Reconquista.
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This is very good. I love the colouring you did and the details too. I really like how you did the background, it really makes like a night sky above the clouds. Much better than a black night. Great composition.
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Thank you so much!Although a minor character,she's my favourite from that fantasy seriesI i tried to capture some of her majesty,but alas, i am not that skilful.
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Your welcome. But I do think you did a wonderful job.Β
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Very very strong and bautiful I very much like the colouring and the clouds.
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Thank you so much!
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You are very welcome
Ahhh why haven't I heard of it before
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She appears in the fantasy series "the Fionavar Tapestry" by author Gavriel Kay.He is a brilliant writer,you should check him outΒ
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That sounds awesome 
Thank you very much
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Thanks,i didn't really do her justice,the way she's described in the novels is awesome.
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Whole drawing is cool but I like how those wings look like they are made of some solid material thanks to that reflections you made...
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Cool a symbiosis of an uniqorn and a pegasus! Great done! How you did the background?
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Yes,the way Kay describes her in his books is mesmerizing,i didn't really did her justice.As for the background,it's a digital layer i added to the traditional lines,used the brushes in low opacity to give a soft tone
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I regret to say that I have never read this series, but this drawing is more than enough incentive, excellent work!
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Thank you!That series is not his best work,but still is an excellent read.
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