Trinquette...

Done for the latest Trinquette Weekly Challenge. Of course, I have no idea if it'll get accepted in the first place. I even have no idea if posting it before the challenge poster chooses which one he'll publish on his page breaks some kind of a challenge rule, but life's all about living on the edge. :P

Anyways, I have no idea if I'm happy with this or not. I'm happy with the fact that I didn't hide body parts, for once, but the feet, my god, the feet. Are. So. Awful.

Secondly, wow, I can't paint environments.

Thirdly, wow, I can't paint. The figure itself is OK-ish, I guess, but I think I messed up the reflected colors, half of the time I didn't even know what I was doing.

And I need to start using textured brushes and delete the I'll-just-click-and-have-a-perfect-ivy-over-there brush, this was crap.

Anyways, a learning experience, that's for sure.

Galadriel

Heatwave is still on. On the one hand, it sucks, since I can't do digital stuff. On the other hand, it's awesome, because it makes me draw with PENCILS! Yaaaay! I've just re-watched  LOTR, so here's the unbelievably gorgeous Cate Blanchett as Galadriel.

Didn't do her justice since here eyes are bit on the smallish side, and her right eye is a biiit smaller than the other, but, as usual, I saw that after I uploaded it on the computer. :P

Of characters and weapons

Sooo, since I have to scrape the Gangrel from the previous post because I really hate the pose (I still plan to do the image, I just have to give it more love) this here is Gaelbhan, my DnD character. An elf ranger. Supposed to be true neutral.

Whenever I play DnD, I play an elf ranger named Gaelbhan. And this is the first time I've had a Gaelbhan who is really "me" so to say. So, here she is. Pissed off and armed with two Cadaran whips. Still no animal companion, but when she reaches the next level, she's getting a grouchy, mangy, evil hell-hound like stray. Have to think of a name for him...



"The cadaran whip was a whisper as it snaked out, the leather—studded with coin-sized, dagger-sharp, overlapping half-moon blades—flickering out in a gleaming arc that licked both men across their throats. Blood sprayed." ~ Steven Erikson - Malazan Book of the Fallen 7 - The Reaper's Gale