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fan_flashworks2015-01-31 10:49 am
demihime) wrote in fan_flashworks2015-01-31 10:49 am
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Green Rider: Fanart: Lost Soul
Title: Lost Soul
Fandom: Green Rider
Rating: PG
Content notes: Potential spoilers if you haven't read the first four Green Rider books.
Artist notes: Pencil sketch. More notes under the cut to avoid spoilers.
Summary: She feels like she is slipping.
I kept thinking about Karigan's Green Rider ability for this prompt - I had other ideas for other fandoms but she kept coming back into my head. Not only can she fade into near invisibility, but she can move through time. I have not read the newest book yet, but the rather terrifying ending of Blackveil is primarily what inspired this piece. I don't think I quite have the hang of illustrating time travel yet, but I tried!
We don't get a very thorough description of Karigan beyond that she wears the Green Rider uniform which has a green greatcoat, so I based this largely off the cover art for First Rider's Call.
A reference was used for the pose.
Fandom: Green Rider
Rating: PG
Content notes: Potential spoilers if you haven't read the first four Green Rider books.
Artist notes: Pencil sketch. More notes under the cut to avoid spoilers.
Summary: She feels like she is slipping.
I kept thinking about Karigan's Green Rider ability for this prompt - I had other ideas for other fandoms but she kept coming back into my head. Not only can she fade into near invisibility, but she can move through time. I have not read the newest book yet, but the rather terrifying ending of Blackveil is primarily what inspired this piece. I don't think I quite have the hang of illustrating time travel yet, but I tried!
We don't get a very thorough description of Karigan beyond that she wears the Green Rider uniform which has a green greatcoat, so I based this largely off the cover art for First Rider's Call.
A reference was used for the pose.