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below is TONS of fanservice, little boys, slight nudity, and who noes what. enjoy =3time for shota =D
pico to chico:
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well i really couldnt find that much shota >.> so sorry...
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Oh, and I thought about it. I'd say that I'd probably pay around 5-7k for your art. I don't really know much about the art market on Gaia to be honest, so I can't give you an idea of what most people would pay, but I think you'd not do badly in those terms.
Also, if you ever want help or advice on technique, form, et cetera, feel free to ask me about it if you so wish. I'm finding I quite enjoy helping people in this regard, after hanging out in the picture post.
The book is called "Drawing & Painting Fantasy Figures From The Imagination To The Page" by Finlay Cowan.
Funny thing is, even if I don't need to know how to draw something, I like to look at the how-to books rather than the coffee table books of fantasy art. The latter tend to be very sexed up, and while sexy can be good, I don't need a hundred pages of it!
As for Holly Black's books, yeah, they can be a bit difficult to find unless they only just came out. Uhm...I'd say the only guaranteed bet would be to order them online. Though if there's a big chain bookstore in your vicinity, I'm sure you could order them from there. *Trying not to sound like a big city girl assuming everyone else lives in such a commercial area*
I read the sequel to Tithe, Valiant. It was good, though, as I remember, not quite as good as Tithe. Still, it's a worthwhile read, even if some of the little details seemed off. Ironside I have not been able to get my hands on at all. See, I'm kinda...broke, and that combined with some bad experiences with books makes me like to borrow some from the library before I buy. Unfortunately, I haven't seen Ironside at the library (which makes no sense, 'cause they have about s mllion copies of Tithe and Valiant) so I'm still looking about. I think it avoids me.
Still, if they get back to the Kaye and Roiben in that book, I'm psyched! It's these books that really turned me on to the fey.
Oh! Funny story, I once bought this fantasy art book after I had read Tithe. In it, there was a picture of a pale-haired guy with point ears entitled "Roiben" by Theodore Black. I though this to be the oddest coincidence...until I read Valiant, and noticed where it said her husband was a painter named Theodore. D'oh!
Hah, there's not really any other reason for this comment than that I cannot get over how good you are. And not just good, but emotionally impacting, which is the key to truly great art.
So...yeah. There you have it. Keep drawing! I'll be very worth it.