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Last Dance

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• Originally started: ?; restarted later because I hated how it was turning out

• Original Tools: pencil, Paint Shop Pro 5 and mouse

• Current Tools: Paint Shop Pro 9 and Wacom graphics tablet

• Original Inspiration: No clue on this one. I just doodled it out one day. Probably spawned by looking at some weird magazine ad. I do that a lot. LOL

• Other Comments: This was originally called Moonlight Dancer, but I just couldn't stand how it was looking, so I totally reworked the idea. For some reason my brain decided it should be the last fairy dancing her last dance after the humans destroyed pretty much all of the rest of the world.

      This image shows the original layout sketch I made after making a really ugly doodle on some notebook paper. I don't think any of the images of what I was originally doing with it survived. I'm pretty sure I deleted all of them when I became unhappy with how it was turning out.

     This image shows the second version of the piece with a lot of work into the background and some rudimentary color and shading on the fairy. The foreground grass was done with tubes that came with one of the versions of Paint Shop Pro I've had. They're kind of there as reference/filler at this point.

Gallery C Digital