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| Howl and Calcifer — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 90.00 Kb · Dimensions: 742 x 1024 · Uploaded: 16 Sep 2003 - 22:19 ET |
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I just finished reading "Howl's Moving Castle", which is a great little book to read. I love Howl, and Calcifer is the coolest demon ever. :D Done with pencils and Photoshop.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Howl and Calcifer © DWJ
Referenced Source: "Howl's Moving Castle" by Diana Wynn Jones
I just finished reading "Howl's Moving Castle", which is a great little book to read. I love Howl, a... |
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| Changes the David Bowie Chameleon! — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Miscellaneous · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 62.00 Kb · Dimensions: 444 x 401 · Uploaded: 16 Aug 2003 - 20:38 ET |
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Presenting: Changes the Bowie Chameleon! :D When I first heard David Bowie's song "Changes", the chorus somehow brought to mind this little guy. It was done rather quickly, thus the bad inking, but I love it so much nonetheless. Done with pen, paper, and Photoshop.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw |
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| Michael the Archangel — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Humanoid · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 261.00 Kb · Dimensions: 748 x 842 · Uploaded: 13 Aug 2003 - 13:58 ET
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An original take on Michael, head of the Archangels. I like the sleeves, although theys omehow looks a tad... odd.  Done with Faber-Castell pens and pencil.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw |
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| Child of Crake — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: T (N) · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 194.00 Kb · Dimensions: 640 x 640 · Uploaded: 13 Aug 2003 - 13:51 ET |
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One of the "Children of Crake"/"Crakers", genetically engineered human-like creatures created as mankind's replacement in the future earth. They have the genes of a few different species in them, namely jellyfish, which cause their eyes to glow green. Line art done in OpenCanvas and colored, etc. in Photohop.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Crakers © Margaret Atwood
Referenced Source: Oryx and Crake
One of the "Children of Crake"/"Crakers", genetically engineered human-like creatures created as man... |
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| Chibi Aziraphale and Crowley — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 187.00 Kb · Dimensions: 617 x 716 · Uploaded: 12 Aug 2003 - 16:24 ET |
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I love these two. *heart* Done with pen on paper.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Aziraphale and Crowley © Neil Gaiman and Terry Bratchett
Referenced Source: Good Omens
I love these two. *heart* Done with pen on paper.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
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| Not a Normal Little Girl — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - TV/Movie · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 107.00 Kb · Dimensions: 571 x 1024 · Uploaded: 12 Aug 2003 - 15:55 ET
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This pic goes along with my opinion that Samara/Sadako is the result of a human/supernatural union, and that she's nothing but a demonic force in the guise of a child. The mask is symbolic of that. I think her feet are a tad awkward-looking. Hmm.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Referenced Source: The Ring/Ringu |
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| Samara in her Cell — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - TV/Movie · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 125.00 Kb · Dimensions: 883 x 1024 · Uploaded: 12 Aug 2003 - 15:31 ET |
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Samara from "The Ring", while she was locked up in her hospital room, never sleeping, always awake. The whole idea creeped me out, so I drew it. Drawn in Faber-Castell pens.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Samara Morgan © Dreamworks
Referenced Source: The Ring
Samara from "The Ring", while she was locked up in her hospital room, never sleeping, always awake. ... |
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| Crice with Horns — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Humanoid · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 63.00 Kb · Dimensions: 604 x 1024 · Uploaded: 12 Aug 2003 - 15:25 ET
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A Circe-type sorceress I made up one day. The horns are meant to be like faerie horns, a symbol of good, not evil. I how her hair turned out.
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw |
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| Snape's Worst Memory - prelude — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 94.00 Kb · Dimensions: 700 x 534 · Uploaded: 12 Aug 2003 - 15:19 ET
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Hmmm, the new Side7 seems very... nifty! Me likes it! Anyway, this is of young Severus, just before he gets into the snit with the Maurauders in the OotP flashback. Done in OpenCanvas with effects in Photoshop 5.0. Hooplah! Artwork © 2003 Caroline CronshawAdditional Credits: Snape © JKR Referenced Source: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Hmmm, the new Side7 seems very... nifty! Me likes it! Anyway, this is of young Severus, just before... |
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| Dune Chibies — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 63.00 Kb · Dimensions: 546 x 476 · Uploaded: 20 Jun 2003 - 22:29 ET |
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Hooray for "Dune" and all its wonderful spiffy dashing men! I drew Leto, Farad'n, and Javid in Opencanvas, and aren't they just so huggable? I gotta stop being such a fangirl, it's bad for the brain. ^_^;
Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Leto Atreides, Farad'n Corrino and Javid © Frank Herbert
Referenced Source: Dune
Hooray for "Dune" and all its wonderful spiffy dashing men! I drew Leto, Farad'n, and Javid in Openc... |
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| Little Alia — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Book · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 90.00 Kb · Dimensions: 540 x 600 · Uploaded: 20 Jun 2003 - 22:25 ET |
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Alia Atreides as a child from the first "Dune" book. She was so cute and so diabolical all at once, you gotta love her for that! Drawn in OpenCanvas and colored in Photoshop Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline CronshawArtwork © 2003 Caroline CronshawAdditional Credits: Alia Atreides © Frank Herbert Referenced Source: Dune Alia Atreides as a child from the first "Dune" book. She was so cute and so diabolical all at once, ... |
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| Good Little Churchgoer — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Humanoid · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 98.00 Kb · Dimensions: 624 x 984 · Uploaded: 13 Jun 2003 - 13:06 ET |
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I like Evo-Kurt for his kidishness and such, but something always struck me about Kurt from the original storyline and how he was abandoned, adopted, etc. It's a very sad but very good story, especially for a classic superhero (Batman being #2 next to Kurt). No Chrisitian am I, but still, there was something about original, god-loving Kurt that I loved.
So, yesterday I drew and inked a pic of young Kurt, living in Germany, sitting in a church. This is, of course, after he's adopted by Margali (a circus sorceress) and taught in the church. Isn't he so innocent and cute (and perhaps a little timid)? ^_^; I'll try coloring it on Photoshop or Painter soon enough.
Yes, I know the pew legs are at an odd angle, seves me right for drawing them without a ruler. ^_^; And the latin words under the window in the BG mean "Save Us".
Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler © Marvel Comics
I like Evo-Kurt for his kidishness and such, but something always struck me about Kurt from the orig... |
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| After Binah — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Fan Art - Animation/Comic · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 53.00 Kb · Dimensions: 359 x 768 · Uploaded: 13 Jun 2003 - 13:01 ET |
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I love Alan Moore's "Promeathea" series to absolute metaphysical bits. Everyone should read at least one issue of this breathtaking comic book. I tend to like Promethea's second costume better than her first (the helmet/circlet thing kinda bugged me), after she passes through Binah.
For those who haven't read it, during one arc of the story, Promethea actually makes her way up the Tree of Life (aka Systema Sephiroticum, Kabbalah, etc... Evangelion fans will know what that is), stopping at each sphere. In the sphere Binah she discovers more secrets about the nature of God and the universe, plus she gets a costume change. Pretty nifty stuff.
Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Artwork © 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Promethea/Sophie Bangs © Alan Moore
Referenced Source: Promethea
I love Alan Moore's "Promeathea" series to absolute metaphysical bits. Everyone should read at least... |
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| Saint Alia-of-the-Knife — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: E · Category: Humanoid · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 517.00 Kb · Dimensions: 885 x 957 · Uploaded: 12 Jun 2003 - 08:32 ET
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Alia from Frank Herbert's "Dune" series, namely, "Children of Dune". I love Alia, she was so crazy and tragic and stuff. I did this in watercolor and pencil.
Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Alia © Frank Herbert |
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| Agaetis Byrjun — By Caroline Cronshaw (carocron) |
Rating: T (N) · Category: Humanoid · Classification: Finished Piece
Filesize: 79.00 Kb · Dimensions: 323 x 768 · Uploaded: 12 Jun 2003 - 08:27 ET
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Inspired by the music of Sigur Ros. Those guys are an artist's inspiration goldmine. Thanks God for Icelandic bands. :D
Artwork © Copyright 2003 Caroline Cronshaw
Additional Credits: Words © Sigur Ros |
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