One of the things I dearly love about Morrigan Aensland is her hair. Much of the time if someone can’t quite bring to life her lovely locks, the rest of the image just doesn’t work for me. Today, an amazing piece of Morrigan art that I found on YouTube…
If you can’t see this video here on the Tale, please try this link.
The artist posted this art on DeviantArt among other places on the web, and here’s the finished artwork.
Morrigan Aensland SpeedPaint by Ayasal
This is just the most lovely work of Morrigan art really. The pose is wonderfully alive, her expression is captivating as well. Deep soulful eyes and her wild mane of hair just makes this art really come alive in so many ways. The use of light and shadow to set the mood, to draw one’s eyes to Morrigan herself is really well done too.
You can find this artist, Ayasai, at the following links:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ayasal3
- Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ayasal
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ayasalheart
- Deviantart: http://ayasal.deviantart.com
- Pixiv : http://pixiv.me/ayasal
Please do visit their sites and enjoy their amazing art!
Tera
Another example today on the Tale of a costume that, at first glance, offers something, but the details take much of that away. Far too often costumes appear that attempt to be sexy, but aren’t. More often costumes appear that aren’t exactly what you get in the package. Perhaps more clarity would be a good place to start?
Sometimes it is the model that sells the costume more than the costume itself. They have a look, a style that’s quite attractive even if what they are wearing isn’t at all. This costume is an example of that and that’s a shame. Because of the horns and the tail, but most of all because of that horrid pitchfork.
The Queen of the Succubi and a very hugglely one at that...
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