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"Paladin of the Trinity" by Andrew P. Morris

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Paladin of the Trinity by Andrew P. Morris


	'Un-tentacle that fair ingenue you foul fiendish...THINGIE!' This is Inquisitor Gilaine, a paladin and demonic cult hunter in Annika's Ravenia campaign. J.M. Linsner (Dawn) inspired armor. Ink, Prismacolor and PC.

Date	Name	Comment
2 Sep 2000	Ralek	Loading... Wow nice pic but you should add some shading to the backside of the shield because it looks like she's holding an empty frame. and if you are trying to make the trousers look like chainmail add some rings, other than that it looks great!!
18 Nov 2000	Brian Keith Cooke	Loading... Umm, the only suggestion I have for completing it is go for it. Well begun is half-done, they say, and you've certainly begun very well.
23 Dec 2000	Veronika Kronnäs	Loading... Wow, I really like his face and hair. The rest is great too (as usual, it seems). He seems to be falling backwards.Ya know you're right...
6 Jan 2001	Carlos Ryan Eugenio	Loading... The steel effect with the coloring is great, it very believable, you couldn't have done it any better until you used liquid metal to paint it.The effect is accomplished by using color as reflected shadow and light.
12 Jun 2002	Cheryl L. Jensen	Loading... I love the way you've done the armor! Great job! Andrew P. Morris replies: "Thanks for posting a comment. Getting the armor to look shinny is the trick. I do it by using dark and blue tones to mimic the shadows as reflection. Then I add lots of reflected light on the edges. It is not perfect but it works."
20 Mar 2003	Carolin Emily Southern	Loading... I love this. I like his sword (how many comments have a written with "I like the sword" in? Too many, I just like swords, but I like this one more than most) Andrew P. Morris replies: "Thanks for the comments (even if it was only about the swords...) The sword was a lot of fun to design. "