Pretty Cassiopeia (again)
This picture was drawn during a Christmas – I don’t know which Christmas, so I’ll put it in here. Ha. It’s just a quick sketch done during one of my piano teacher’s group classes.
Hold me…
Um… uh… that is… willyoumarryme?
Two pictures in one day? Huh? Well, they were both on the same page, so there. Two red-headed men propose to two greenish-bluish-tealish-turquoiseish-haired women, with predictable results. So, yeah. Seth and Eirika from Sacred Stones, from the chapter where Seth takes a spear through the shoulder in my story. Kent and Fiora from Blazing Sword, at the end somewhere. Kent is so hard to draw recognizably, and Fiora isn’t great either. I guess I just had to get the sap out of my system. That scribble in Seth’s tent? It’s his armour, I think. Except I cheated.
Tactically, Fiora rules (along with Florina, naturally).
Yes, they were drawn on the same page, but K&F at right angles to S&E. And as you can see, kissing is still not one of my strong points in drawing. I guess I have to watch more animated kissing movies or something.
Happy family
Sain, his wife Salir, and their teenaged son Alan, who ends up as Roy’s red-headed cavalier. Lance, his best buddy, is Kent and Fiora’s son, so everything works out amazingly neatly. Alan doesn’t look much like himself, though. Salir, actually, looks a lot like the ‘generic village girl’ I was beginning to model her after in looks. She’s also wearing a longer dress because she doesn’t need to mess with boys’ heads anymore. And I’m bad at drawing hands.
Romantic golden forest setting
This is based on the Eliwood/Lyn ending shot from Blazing Sword, and it’s a great picture, except Eliwood and Ninian is slightly more palatable to me, so I replaced Lyn with Ninian. (Lyn goes with Hector) It didn’t turn out so well. Well, Eliwood looks good from the waist up, I suppose.
The young lord of Pherae
Eliwood is sad! Oh, no!
I tried to draw this from his sad sprite in the scenes after his father dies, but he’s not leaning forward enough.
Look, Eliwood! It’s the next country!
Ceniro!!! My beloved tactician, pointing towards their next destination. Oh, I want to hug him. This is the best picture I drew of him, ever. It even has a background!
Another large gathering of cool characters
Another version of Heroes All! With Lyn, too, because she’s so cool. The strange people here are (L-R) Mengil, who was an evil Warhammer Dark Elf who was rather handsome in the White Dwarf article about him. So now he’s a good guy because I say so. Then there’s Legolas, then Kusko, the skinny dude, and Kurama sitting on the ground, explaining botany to Jim from Treasure Planet and his rocket-powered skateboard, and then Sain is sitting on a stump, chatting with the two Hylians: Raven and Link III, and Sain’s taken off his hip-plates. And Lyn is posing because she’s good with a sword.
Link looks pretty good with his hat off
It’s Link! That other guy is Sain, because I was going to use it to draw a gmax (3D program) model of Sain and use him to make an animated version of a Dire Straits song. He’s playing drums now. Most everybody else is still the same, but I think Eliwood took over bass guitar and Kent went over to the extra keyboards. Then to relax myself I did a cute little scribble of Link giving the victory sign.
Rahr. I am a stick man. Fear my axe. (urgh)
Lyn! She looks okay, but who’s that other guy? (laughs) This is my level of interest in drawing ugly bad guys. Which bandits invariably are. Nice hair Lyn has, though.
Intellectualism wins every time
Ephidel and Limstella, the educated morphs, playing chess. Morphs are the artificial humans created by Nergal, the villain of Fire Emblem 7. They always have black hair and golden eyes. Limstella’s the prettiest, but Sonia thinks she is. Sonia dresses sexy and thinks she’s human. I like Limstella a lot better. Ephidel is “Mr. Enigma”. Someone wrote a story in which they played chess all day and Elfired those unfortunates who disturbed them. That’s why I drew this picture.