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Start reading Revenant here !

Since we're nearing the end of the story, I figured it was time to add some final tweaks to the book cover design. The trees in particular were bugging me in the original cover . I drew them with a custom brush which I made using a photo, and they always looked really out of place to me. This time around I hand drew each one, and - although not perfect - I think it is a big improvement and looks a lot more cohesive. I also did some blending and smoothing of the mountains and cliffs, and a little tweaking to the shading. Last but not least, I changed Truthseeker's name to Seeker in the blurb, since she is almost never called by her full name in the story.

No critique desired. Please respect that.

Wings of Fire belongs to Tui T. Sutherland

The art and story belong to me, and you are not permitted to steal, trace, copy, reference, or otherwise redistribute them in any way. I also do not want to see this posted on RP sites, Facebook, YouTube, etc. That's still art theft.

Description
Start reading Revenant here !

Since we're nearing the end of the story, I figured it was time to add some final tweaks to the book cover design. The trees in particular were bugging me in the original cover . I drew them with a custom brush which I made using a photo, and they always looked really out of place to me. This time around I hand drew each one, and - although not perfect - I think it is a big improvement and looks a lot more cohesive. I also did some blending and smoothing of the mountains and cliffs, and a little tweaking to the shading. Last but not least, I changed Truthseeker's name to Seeker in the blurb, since she is almost never called by her full name in the story.

No critique desired. Please respect that.

Wings of Fire belongs to Tui T. Sutherland

The art and story belong to me, and you are not permitted to steal, trace, copy, reference, or otherwise redistribute them in any way. I also do not want to see this posted on RP sites, Facebook, YouTube, etc. That's still art theft.