"The Adventures of Solani Aranstar" #3 Page 36 by ShariaAsen
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Description
Solani returns to Celebeth after a journey to the Styx and an encounter with the mysterious Mistress....
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I'm a little disappointed that there have been few to no comments lately. I know that there is a lot to see here at Renderosity, but sometimes I wonder if it's worth posting much anymore.
I'd love to get feedback, positive or negative, so I know people are actually seeing my work.
If you've commented in the past, thank you so much. If you just like the stories and haven't said anything, I hope you continue to enjoy them, and I'd love to hear from you.
Please comment!

Comments (6)
Neat lighting and frames, lucky Solani didn't squish anybody when she teleported in to the village ! Nice work and yup it seems there is something afoot at Rendo...or NOT ! ~Cheers~
Intriguing story line, great web comic. Had to go back a bit, I missed a few...been very busy ;) I really dig your work, so keep 'em comin. It's not the amount of people who say enjoy your work, but rather the authenticity of those who say they enjoy your work. If just one person enjoys your work and id inspired by it, just one...then its all worth it. Don't let the number of comments or views ever effect your work, whether they're high or low. Just keep doin what your doin ;)
Good composition and render. Well done.
Don't be disappointed, dear. Please do upload whatever you have. I love it! I love your stories about Solani (who in some way is like I would be if I only could) and I really like your comic style renderwork!
Superb colours and lighting! I like - I dig, I'm fond of - your work, too. You know that real artists are sometimes unknown by the crowd of illiterates ... I often have the same feelings than you, but it doesn't matter : if only a few interesting people like what you do, it's more important than a lot of "blinds".
I 100% agree with the statement from 3DClassics... It is easy to get disappointed here...guess that happens to every artist who puts a lot of energy into his works...sometimes the community follows rules that are beyond common understanding. You should not worry too much about it. Your art and your story is amazing !