Ealaide Kay'Scaaney

there's something really elegant about the way she holds her arm; the limb makes a nice line anh her inked out-line on the white background workes to bring that out all the more. you've a real knack for metal as well since your approche to colouring it brings out it's charateristic sheen which works to bring out its shape which, in this case, is cylindrical. on that raised hand, the intorducion of that rich amber not onl looks tres spiffy but also is an appropreate reaction to the light source.

this dosn't seem to be quite as stroong on the other armlet, but then again, it's reflecting a much weaker light source. in reguards to this, i'd say this perticular exercise was a sucess. the hair looks really very awsome; i must ask how do you do it? the only thing i would say is that prehapse the banngs could have picked up a little more linght, especially towards the front... and maby the same applies to the formost part of her left arm.

the bluring effect you've given the stronger of the two adds motion to the picture and this, combined with the lush, flowing hair helps to dispel any stacicity the image may have. her stomach dose seem a little angular though.