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Twin Foxfireby *Shadow-Wolf

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Fantasy

Commission for Tensei, of the male and female sides of their character Panonia. So that's one character, two aspects of the same character visualized. Had some fun with some new brushes from Tatchit on this one in a few spots!

20 hours in Photoshop with an Intuos 3 tablet

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=ElysianImagery Jan 11, 2013 Professional Traditional Artist

Wholy crap this is amazing Oo, I have always envied what you could do with light in your pictures and I would PAY for an afternoon to learn under you.

*Tatchit Dec 20, 2012

Oh wow this is amazing, and thank you so much for putting those brushes to some use!

~aboveClouds Dec 20, 2012 Digital Artist

This is such an awesome concept! I really love that you went with an overhead angle instead of something a bit more... common? When I normally see a yin-yang concept, the angle will be flat and kind of boring. It's definitely nice to see something with a bit more depth to it.

I don't know if I've said this before, but I really like how you make magic. It just looks so natural and believable. Really cool. ^^

~BeoWulf1289 Dec 14, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

I love the shading in this!

~SeiyonoRyuu Dec 7, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

hehhehheh folklore...

question guys:

how the hell do foxes' mythical traits remain so constant across continents? japanese folklore often mentions multiple tails as a fox gets older and gains wisdom. they max at 9. the grimms brothers have a story called "how ms. fox married again" which presents the same idea.

european and japanese folklore incorporate the idea that foxes are insidious little tricksters.

both imply magical abilities, especially the ability to summon magical fire. in fact, the finnish word for the northern lights translates literally as "foxfire"

it's not like marco pollo visited japan, so wtf?!?!?!

anyone got any ideas for me?