Aldric & Anneliese: Valiance by AidanaWillowRaven

DAZ|Studio • Medieval • posted on May 11, 2011

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I felt the need to tweak this one further. Upon setting up the full sized prints, framed and signed, I noticed an error in the horse on the left. The tail was brown, while the mane was black. I can't believe I'd missed that ... lol. I also played around a bit more with the color and lighting. I hope this one is a touch better than the last one. Created as a promotional piece for the book 'Aldric & Anneliese', by Harry Gilleland, and 4RV Publishing, for the book trailer. Third, in a series of three pieces. The book trailer can be seen on my blog: http://willowraven-illustration.blogspot.com/2011/05/aldric-anneliese-valiance.html

Comments (9)

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Bossie_Boots

12:44PM | Wed, 11 May 2011

Fantastic scene !!

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AidanaWillowRaven

12:51PM | Wed, 11 May 2011

Thanks, Bossie. I think it's a bit better than the last version.

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Cimaira

2:57PM | Wed, 11 May 2011

Fantastic action scene!

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Redones

3:00PM | Wed, 11 May 2011

great action here :)

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AidanaWillowRaven

3:14PM | Wed, 11 May 2011

Thanks, Cimaira & Redones. I hope the prints sell well.

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kylumi

1:19AM | Thu, 12 May 2011

You have spent a lot of time on the attention to detail...all the poses work perfectly. I love the guy laying against his fallen horse on the right of your work. I guess the bad guys are marauding barbarians!!...lol. Excellent.

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AidanaWillowRaven

8:19AM | Thu, 12 May 2011

Thanks, Kylumi. It seemed every time I thought I was finished, I had to go back in a tweak more ... lol. I still see things I could fix, but I need to declair it 'done' at some point ... lol, huh? And yes, the story is a teitorial conflict between Early Christiian knights and Saxon 'Barbarians'.

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