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Isn't she pretty?
Yeah, I was going to shade her, then decided that it was going to take too long. Besides, I was working with veils and since I don't normally work with veils, I decided that shading could wait for when I got a hang of them.
I was also trying out a more realistic style with my animation, so I used a model for a reference. Do you guys like the change in style? I kind of like how this turned out, but if you guys want more of my old one you let me know and I'll keep it up.
Anywho, Brianna is at the elven capital in the land of Luscris which is the only land of the five lands that was able to completely break away from the Reformed Church of the Creator's rulings and become their own country again. Think the American Revolution except instead of placing a president in charge, they re-instated their royalty. Anyway, the elves came out of hiding in that land as well as the dwarves, sprites, and nymphs.
This scene depicts Brianna at the elven capital city within the palace ballroom normally used for formal gatherings. The current gathering isn't exactly on a pleasant occasion since the gathering is primarily for battle plans and, well, not having fun.
Traditionally, the elves dress in formal wear for these kinds of events. The visitors (allies) follow this dress code and normally purchase various elven-wear so as to show the highest respect for the elven society. Female elves do not have to wear dresses, but the second prince of the elves (the one born before Alyan *one of the main characters*) had her dress custom made in respect of her title as Guardian of the Five Lands.
Did anyone even follow that? Probably not...
Anyway, I'm pleased with it. In fact, I think its one of my best ones for her yet.
Stock provided by: *AshenSorrow and *Lisajen-stock
Yeah, I was going to shade her, then decided that it was going to take too long. Besides, I was working with veils and since I don't normally work with veils, I decided that shading could wait for when I got a hang of them.
I was also trying out a more realistic style with my animation, so I used a model for a reference. Do you guys like the change in style? I kind of like how this turned out, but if you guys want more of my old one you let me know and I'll keep it up.
Anywho, Brianna is at the elven capital in the land of Luscris which is the only land of the five lands that was able to completely break away from the Reformed Church of the Creator's rulings and become their own country again. Think the American Revolution except instead of placing a president in charge, they re-instated their royalty. Anyway, the elves came out of hiding in that land as well as the dwarves, sprites, and nymphs.
This scene depicts Brianna at the elven capital city within the palace ballroom normally used for formal gatherings. The current gathering isn't exactly on a pleasant occasion since the gathering is primarily for battle plans and, well, not having fun.
Traditionally, the elves dress in formal wear for these kinds of events. The visitors (allies) follow this dress code and normally purchase various elven-wear so as to show the highest respect for the elven society. Female elves do not have to wear dresses, but the second prince of the elves (the one born before Alyan *one of the main characters*) had her dress custom made in respect of her title as Guardian of the Five Lands.
Did anyone even follow that? Probably not...
Anyway, I'm pleased with it. In fact, I think its one of my best ones for her yet.
Stock provided by: *AshenSorrow and *Lisajen-stock
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I do like this style change, it is lovely! And I think your story sounds intriguing 
My biggest critique would be for your lineart. While the drawing itself is great, I don't think the quality of the lineart does it justice, because it is so hard edged. If you were to do something as simple as drawing with a different tool, or drawing at a larger scale, I think it would help your art look more professional. 
My biggest critique would be for your lineart. While the drawing itself is great, I don't think the quality of the lineart does it justice, because it is so hard edged. If you were to do something as simple as drawing with a different tool, or drawing at a larger scale, I think it would help your art look more professional.