Sa'leh Daan-tui'ena - First One
[b]From my novel series, "[i]Daggers of Darkness[/i]":[/b]
Here's Sa'leh Daan-tui'ena, a First One, and the great, great grandmother of Night Song (from '[i]The Sacrifice for Peace[/i]"). Sa'leh has a lot in common with Night Song, personality-wise and looks, though she has the more intense, wilder look of the other First Ones. Sa'leh likes to have fun, as you'll learn from the story, only [i]her[/i] idea of fun might rattle someone's world. Literally. She's good friends with Naoia, so Sa'leh will [i]usually[/i] listen to her when things are starting to get a little too carried away. Sa'leh's common name is Storm Singer, and her wolf-ship's name is R'arena (pronounced: R-ar'ena).
I drew this using my usual mechanical pencil, colored pencils, and ink; scanned the drawing at 600 dpi and in 48-bit color, and then used a combination of Pixlr online image editor, Photoshop 6.0, and Publisher.
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Art, character(s), and story © Ronald J. Lebeck (that's me)
Here's Sa'leh Daan-tui'ena, a First One, and the great, great grandmother of Night Song (from '[i]The Sacrifice for Peace[/i]"). Sa'leh has a lot in common with Night Song, personality-wise and looks, though she has the more intense, wilder look of the other First Ones. Sa'leh likes to have fun, as you'll learn from the story, only [i]her[/i] idea of fun might rattle someone's world. Literally. She's good friends with Naoia, so Sa'leh will [i]usually[/i] listen to her when things are starting to get a little too carried away. Sa'leh's common name is Storm Singer, and her wolf-ship's name is R'arena (pronounced: R-ar'ena).
I drew this using my usual mechanical pencil, colored pencils, and ink; scanned the drawing at 600 dpi and in 48-bit color, and then used a combination of Pixlr online image editor, Photoshop 6.0, and Publisher.
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Art, character(s), and story © Ronald J. Lebeck (that's me)
7 years ago
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Yep, it's like she's looking right at [i]you[/i].
Her drawing is right next to me on my bed while I've been posting a copy on the various sites I'm on, and I find myself looking over at it and saying, "What?!" and she just gives me this little smirk like she's up to something...(probably is, no doubt).
I think I captured them fairly well. They seem to just look right into you...