YOU FINISHED IT!!!!

and that friend can go stuff himself. i love this piece. always have. i just adore the faeries, and the detail in everything...

i wish i could colour like you...

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"The world has changed cause you're made of ivory and gold, the curves of your lips rewrite history.." - Curt Wilde from Velvet Goldmine

There are a few off things, I will admit.

However, I will always accept your compliments. I need add a background border. Any suggestions. . . I was thinkin' something earthy or leafy. . .

willow leaves, perhaps?

ooh that sounds nice, that and maybe...owl feathers XD to give it a more earthy elemental feel....flight....i dunno....

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"The world has changed cause you're made of ivory and gold, the curves of your lips rewrite history.." - Curt Wilde from Velvet Goldmine

She's really beautiful - I don't know how anyone could not like her. I love her thick, flowing hair and swirling dress, and the magical-looking design in purple and white.

I had fun with the purple pixies. Glad you liked them too. I liked her hair and corset best.

I'm always so lifted up by your comments. Thank you!

Wow, the air is awesome. I can see every strand. The clothes are awesome as always. You get all the minute details in there everytime you color. I like the way she is standing. She is very confident.

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It's just he was all alone...with no one to play the game with. Spike (Cowboy Bebop movie)

I had a lot of fun with her hair. I when I get the background done, I hope I'll be able to post a better scan. The full view is a little fuzzy, because I did a lack of contrast to hide most of the border outline.

Thanks again!!

She is just gorgeous. I love the pose and her gentle expression, and her hand running through her hair. What I especially like, though, are all the beautiful colors you used in this! Like, her corset is obviously blue, but you've also added different shades of blue and a little yellow, so there's some green in there... I just adore that effect. The different colors and your lines also explain so perfectly the flow and softness of her hair. I'm sorry the first guy didn't like this, I totally know how that feels. I personally agree with Greg, though; I think this is a wonderful drawing!

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"I would suggest that it's not the medium, but the quality of perception and expression, that determines the significance of art. But what would a cartoonist know?" --Bill Watterson

Thank you. I'm happy to hear that people like it. I spent a lot of time on that corset. I jealous that sometimes my drawings have better waredrobes than I do. It's really not fair. Lol.

Thank you a million times over!