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DimeSpin
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Last Login: May 21, 2012
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The Language of Roses   by DimeSpin
When Handel was just a baby, her mother died near a human couple's summer home, still carrying her, and the humans found her. They decided to keep the little baby Dryad, and they raised her and became the only family she'd ever known. While she was left in their summer home, the couple died in a car accident. Young Handel was forgotten in the home, the couple never came back.

The humans didn't really know anything about Dryads, so they weren't able to tell her how important it was that she go and find a tree to bond to and what the signs were that it was time. When the time came, she refused to leave the house, so in desperation, her body bonded to the roses just outside the house. The spell in her body has encouraged the growth of the roses until they completely overgrew the house.

Later, the other Dryads contacted her, but it was a while before she let them talk to her.
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Software:   GIMP
Tools:   Tablet (Digital)
Synth   February 22, 2012 - 6:34PM
The story is as amazing as the picture. ; ~; ♥
Ria   February 23, 2012 - 3:19AM
This is amazing :3
Eskiworks   February 23, 2012 - 5:22AM
I've been so looking forward to the finished product of this painting, and wondering what the story behind it was. It's such a sad and interesting story! Your technical skill of creating this scene is beyond comparison. You built it perfectly from the beginning, perfect perspective and perfect composition. And on top of that, your rich buttery painting style completes this in such a way that no one else's painting could. I love the way you've thought about the lighting in this one, there are a few things going on that make it complex to have to think about as an artist, but that bring it all together and make it interesting for the viewer. My eyes just can't stop wandering around the whole painting it's to wonderful!
kalibunches   February 23, 2012 - 12:01PM
I've been looking forward to seeing the end results, too. My goodness, this is absolutely gorgeous.