Great work

wow! congrats dear really you'd done a powerful work. the body's position looks so harmonious for three heads.

Great job, he looks awesome.

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I'd have difficulty drawing one head, let alone three and it looks so natural - in an unatural way Beautiful drawing, I love this myth series you're doing!

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looks fine!... when you going o do a Troll, honey?... I love this! see you

Awsome.

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Darn it...like a sock!

Thanks! I was thinking of doing a troll, but I haven't got many trollish ideas to start him off.

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"A desperate man will believe in anything, if it means he can live forever."
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Darn it...like a sock!

Thanks! I did find it quite hard, but not as hard as I expected after I'd done the rough circle and square outline thingies for their heads. It's a shame the stupid sepia charcoal stick didn't smudge very well, it makes it look messy when it was scanned, it's better in real life Hey I'm glad you like my myth series, I like drawing it because I get to make them seem more real-life-ish and I get a practice with anatomy. Have you got any myths you'd like me to do? I'll try Russian ones too not strictly limited to Greek. I was going to do Baba Yaga (she's my sister's favourite)

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"A desperate man will believe in anything, if it means he can live forever."
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Darn it...like a sock!

Have you ever heard of the Rusulka? She is a water spirit or water nymph and the soul of a young woman or girl who died an unnatural or violent death. If the girl was murdered in or close to a lake, she becomes a Rusalka and inhabits that particular lake. She appears as a beautiful young women who tries to lure men into the water, where she will drown them. She can also be found on nights when there is a new moon; dancing on meadows or open places in the woods. With her shrill laughter she is capable of killing humans. A Rusalka's fate can be undone by avenging her death.

Whenever people bathe in the lake they put a fern in their hair so that the rusalka would not pull them under and drown them.

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