Black Rose Of The Desert

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Black Rose of the desert, was a name given to me by a fellow traveler - David Cifuentes - photographer and explorer from Spain.

Last time I ventured into the desert was in March 2012, for my 28th Birthday.

This time, the group was bigger...

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The romance of the desert:

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Cleopatra (Femme fatale #4)

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Wildwarden: Falconer

It has been a long time since I sat and doodled up any sort of drawing.  I have been occupied with other “artistic outlets” I had never tried before, and seem to be losing steam with those.  So, to hop back on the wagon I worked on a new Winsomme vignette…

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This gigantic beastie was featured in the Wildwarden “Godslayer” vignette.  I was sort of scribbling up some monsters, inspired by the vast array of wierdos seen in the recent Hobbit movie.  I researched a bit of thee history of trolls in myth, and found they were originally nature related, the word itself was used for boars, and that descriptions revolved around long, thick hair and big noses.

Design Development: Wildwarden Covers

I thought perhaps some of you would be interested in how some of my digital drawings are created.  Above you will find quickie photos of the last two Wildwarden vignettes, “Corsair” and “Godslayer“.

Winsomme Wildwarden : Corsair

I had another Winsomme vignette in me.  I have been wanting to do a pirate scene again, and thought I would combine the two.