AnnaKaterina wrote:Wow Martin you are truly talented dear. They are all beautiful. Where do you get the inspiration from? Feels as if these are all from a dream or vision of a population that possibly lives hidden from today's world. It is very fascinating dear. These images remind me of a elvish race I used to dreamed of long time ago. Especially the second drawing.
Thank you AnnaKaterina,
When i draw i try to depict fantasy scenery and characters that take the observer to distant words the drawings are just a door step to those worlds where the one watching gets to finish the my initial thought with their own world and perspective. Mostly i get my inspirations from books that i read, i always try to draw the characters in the environments that they dwell and interact. Sometimes i just draw, expressions, poses, movement, environments, items being welded by those characters, individuals or my own characters. I really do like Elf's and magical creatures. The second drawing comes from a book writen by David Eddings from the series the Belgariath. In those books there is a Yong Goddess called Flute that interacts with the Elder Gods and slowly she is gathering disciples by hand picking them herself.
so the picture of that woman is the Yong Goddess Flute. In the picture i tried to capture the Feeling that she radiates. Right now i am making an illustrated book here are the first panels of it.
i just have to add the dialog and do some touch ups. Hope you like those too.
When he sees her eyes he knows this is who he was waiting for, the outer appearance and age is different from what he remembers her, but the eyes are one thing that never change no matter how many rebirths a soul gets (no wonder many say eyes are windows to ones soul).
