It's either 'Aurora' or 'Talia' - that was the princess' name from the original story 'The Beauty of Sleeping Wood', originally written by Charles Perrault and the more popular, publicly accommodated version of the tale. There are more names for her; variations depending on which version you read, but it's late and I'm sleepy and you can look this stuff up on Wikipedia yourself.
But the important lesson learned here is: Stay the hell away from spindles, kids. Spindles kill. Or...spindles...puts kingdoms to...sleep?
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i like the wave of hair, have something "dense"
Man, Eric, you are rocking the fairy tale world.
That's amazing. One of your best.
I love the intricate details you've put into this.
Great composition.
Fantastic! Thanks for making it a bit larger. It is even more amazing to look at and enjoy that way.
Spindles and Gnomes Eric. The gnome threat is widely under publicized. I beleive we have the Media to blame for that.
i agree with the above...gnomes are killers....spindles too. thank god for the industrial revolution. millions of possible spindle deaths have now been avoided. But lets not mention the loss of small childrens limbs from textile machines....at least they're not dead, huh? and im sure they taught themselves how to operate those machines with their toes. clever lil' armless devils.....
love the piece!
She's feeling up her own boobs! PERV!
this one ,like the previous ones look fantastic!!!
I hope you keep this fairy-tale trend going, Eric. Glass Slipper, Belle and Aurora look beautiful.
The conceptual background pieces for the Legion of Superheroes looked great. The lines were so crisp and clean and stayed truth to the design you were describing.
Nice work.
Hey! Very inspiring work man!
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The line work is fantastic. Its ones of the things that draws me to your work. I am curious though why you used such strong lines around the hovering roses? Was it to create depth and relay that they were hovering?
Regardless, great work!
just stopping by to say hello. You popped in my head and I decided to Google you to see what you have been up to. Browsed through most of you latest work :) Love the blog and this particular image!
Jill
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