Meet Lilith ... cover art for 'Nemesis' by AidanaWillowRaven

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Feb 16, 2012

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Cover art for 'Nemesis' by KG Garyson. During sleep, a young soldier struggles with a haunting demoness, who eventually drags him into damnation. The US Army is calling it PTSD; Private Bishop knows it is something far more sinister. Read the rest on my blog: http://willowraven-illustration.blogspot.com/2012/02/meet-lilith-cover-art-for-nemesis.html Thanks for looking, comments, & ratings. ;D

Comments (19)

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mgtcs

8:03PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

Gorgeous character here, the wings are perfect! Well done!

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AidanaWillowRaven

8:23PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

Thank you, mg. :D Believe it or not, the hardest part was the baby ... lol.

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jwdell

8:40PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

Awesome!!!!

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AidanaWillowRaven

8:45PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

thanks, jw. :D

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jaydee_007

10:45PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

I cannot help thinking that there is a Snake in the Grass somewhere when she's involved. Holding the baby she doesn't really project maternal mannerism. As Cover Art, it does its job, it creates questions that go beyond the written description. Very Well Done.

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AidanaWillowRaven

10:48PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

Thanks, Jaydee. And you're right. She is not maternal, but wants to kill the child, she just can't.

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ArtistKimberly

11:49PM | Thu, 16 February 2012

Beautiful Image,

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AidanaWillowRaven

12:14AM | Fri, 17 February 2012

Thanks, Shemale. :D

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Xameva

1:05AM | Fri, 17 February 2012

Amazing image! Lots of detail in this one, I like the helicopter. :)

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AidanaWillowRaven

1:28AM | Fri, 17 February 2012

Thanks, X. I normally try to keep cover art simple, especially for an eBook, since detail can quickly look like clutter in a thumbnail, which is how most books are first seen these days, but the author had quite a bit he waned conveyed in the cover. I had to really get crafty to imply all he wanted suggested without really including the kitchen sink ... lol.

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