Princess Sapphire (From The Fire Princess)

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Hey guys, this is the most recent sketch of my second (or third) main character from the novel i am writing. She is the sun child of the third age and some of you may possibly be familiar with her if you've gotten round to reading the 'lengthy' first chapter of mine.

her crown and ring are nyshiniak items, golden jewels forged from the sun stone in the late first age. her dress has the swirls, spirals and 'sun reaches' from the Nyshuhrian flag of which Sapphire is the heir to. the 'sun reaches' represent how the sun reached down from the sky in a storm within a red dawn and brought upon the world the stone of unlimited (spiralling) power.

colours:
her hair would be ginger/amber as she is a sun child and all are born with such. her skin is pale, her eyes are blue except from when she is utilising her sun child abilities and they turn orange. her dress is of red colour with the patterns in gold.
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Last edited by TheSunChildren on Tue Mar 20, 2012 6:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Not many remember how life there began, in the lands amidst surrounding walls of stone and pools of deep darkness, but whilst they forget the secrets of the past, they begin to riddle the future with their growing lust for knowledge, greatness and power.




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Wow, that's really good. You're a great drawer, keep doing :D
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Sharpen your pencil, my friends.




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Ah thank you :) i've been eager to get this picture out to a wider audience for some time as for me it embodies everything about this character that i wanted to create.
Not many remember how life there began, in the lands amidst surrounding walls of stone and pools of deep darkness, but whilst they forget the secrets of the past, they begin to riddle the future with their growing lust for knowledge, greatness and power.



If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them.
— Henry David Thoreau, "Walden"