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The First of the Search from The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. Been drawing this stuff too much lately.

Definitely keeping the Norse/Viking influences in the designs concerning her culture, since the author clearly has drawn his inspiration from the Jötnar/Hrímthursar; they even have names like "Rime" (Hrím) and "Frost-" in the later volumes. TF strongly reminds me of Jötnar like Járnsaxa ('Iron-Seax').

Her sword is inspired by a Viking-age blade found in a Finnish warrior woman's grave. It belongs to one of the most beautiful prehistoric swords found in Finland.

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~skebz Oct 23, 2012

ugh man you're stuff is amazing!!

very inspiring

=zorm Nov 18, 2012 Digital Artist

Thanks.

~Qwilion Nov 21, 2011

I agree with guitarfan this lacks something in the image to show the scale of her actual size.

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=zorm Jan 8, 2012 Digital Artist

Would need a different image altogether, since adding just one human character wouldn't fit the composition. I do have a picture somewhere in my gallery, though, that shows the scale of Linden/Covenant against that of Pitchwife/Gossamer.

~guitarfan01 Oct 1, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

Yes! I love The First!

~guitarfan01 Oct 1, 2011 Hobbyist Artist

Only thing that might improve it is a little Covenant or Linden for scale.

=zorm Jan 8, 2012 Digital Artist

Wouldn't really have fit the atmosphere and composition of this image, though.

However, regarding scale, the top of Linden's head would just about reach her hips.

~guitarfan01 Jan 9, 2012 Hobbyist Artist

Yeah, the composition is fantastic as is.

~Allwillbemine Sep 27, 2011

The attention to detail is inspiring.

~ForTheLoveofSatire Sep 27, 2011

Love its practicality and the detail in the design.

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