Kinnie's Diary - Page 1 by RodS
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Description
This is one of the several projects I have going, along with the T.N.A. story. For those who may have missed it, at the end of Chapter 5, a new character was introduced as a bit of a collaboration with Faemike55. Her name is Arquinia (AKA, "Kinnie") and she will be playing a major role in Chapter 6. This series will explore her journey and adventures up until the time she and Arawen meet.
I hope you enjoy this short series!
Speaking of collaborations.... I want to take a moment to: 1. Thank these awesome artists who have contributed to the T.N.A. saga, and have made it more fun and exciting: Faemike55, Diemamker, Desgar, Eekdog, Pixeluna, Ed Kline. Be sure to stop by their galleries and give these wonderful artists some love!
And 2: If any of you have ideas, or anything you'd like to contribute to the story, let me know! I may not use everything, but if it fits into the story line (which is a continual WIP), I'll find a place for it!
Thanks for dropping by, and if you have the time, comments are always appreciated!
Comments (23)
Well thought and beautifully assembled
Excellent work and textures.
outstanding layering and a beautiful fae
Wow! I must say very impressive and different my friend. Exciting how fae valley is blooming into the T.N.A. . Great story and discription and thanks for the shout out. I guess I'll go with a terroist idea for TnT. Seems a group of them Tina didn't find when she was in active duty, now are seeking a threat in Co. I'm going with "Operation Domino" as the code name. But many ideas still need to form. Also lack of props for it will be tough. And lots of time. Have a few rendered images already for a first page. If you have any thoughts ?? Great job Rod. Enjoy the weekend.
This is absolutely the way she would write! Excellent work!
Great talking to you tonight
It would be interesting to find out how Ar's ancestors were able to hide their Fae lineage from normal humans. And what if some of the Salem witches were really Fae in disguise?
Also be interesting to see how Kinnie views our world through non-jaded eyes.
On the Divas' behalf Rod, thank you for letting us be part of your universe. They would thank you themselves, but they are still in Hermit Tyrant Kingdom, and hopefully will be out before all Ragnarok breaks loose!
Yes it is all so exciting.And WOW! Rod this is a masterpiece so LUV your creative idea.Its a wonderful feeling to collaborate Bravo to them..Im not good at telling a story..Would so LUV to join in
Take care have a great one.
Great start and looking forward to the series :)
Very nice render
Contribute? Son, you don't know what you're messing with. Have you seen my brain? Muahahaha... ;)
Lol! Looks like the beginning of a great story. I hope I can keep following this year. It was a rough 2016. And a half. But I'm up and swingin'. and I miss the galleries and my buddies.
Sweetie, I haven't even seen MY brain lately..... I left it right here by the keyboard.. Where can it be?
We miss you, too!
Wow, Rod. What an absolutely gorgeous presentation. Excellent work in providing yourself as the conduit for this character's feelings too. Feels like she's entering this adventure very wide-eyed and innocent. My only advice to her? Avoid human contact as much possible!
LOL. Extremely well done, my friend!!!!
She Has Some Pretty Stationary to write on!
totally delightful!
This looks like it's going to be a sweet little story with all kinds of twist and turns along the way... can't wait to see more! awesome work!
Awesome work Rod!! Your stories and images always amaze me......You should be writing books my friend!!!! I can't wait to see what happens next! I wish I could hop aboard one of your 'drones', and fly away to 'Fae Valley'.....I would luv to visit that magical world!!! I might like it so much there, that I might never want to come back to the 'real' world ever again.....'lol'
Excellent work and story. Definitely a superior diarist (And you a storyteller).
Very ambitious project, great start to it...
Excellent story Rod. I'm really enjoying it that much more as the plot and complexity of the story expands.
Beautifully done!
Very well done
Oh wow, nice presentation Rod!
As always, if you need anything from me just holler. Our last collab was fun!
Wonderful work Rod. As I am going backwards in the gallery and catching up on the renders of everybody, I keep findings gems like this one. Kept up your excellent work.
I don't know the history of Fae Valley and the people who've been contributing to it, or even the history of Zlata and co., though I've seen several parts of the saga you've been writing for a while now. (I read through your site, and learned a lot of background---you really put a lot of love into that site!) But I can still appreciate this installment, and the magical way you envisioned it. Looks like you used photos and then made them painterly; and put them, Kinnie, the ship, and many other things into a kind of magical mist, all doused in greens. With ornament in the background, like those old illuminated letters in medieval manuscripts. (A number of your solo images of your women have that feel to them---like modern versions of those old illuminated manuscripts.)
Beautiful mood, feeling, and of course articulation. And your words set up the coming installments perfectly, as they always do...As for offering suggestions for your tale (as you suggest, above), I've thought about it; but my suggestions would be so off, I'd sink the whole ship. (And your fans would scream for my blood.) (I couldn't help but think of a Jerry Lewis-like character banging into one of the scenes and making mayhem until they kick him the hell out. Or John Cleese---a younger John Cleese---coming in, uptight as ever, and throwing tantrums until they throw him out. I'm hopeless when it comes to good narratives. Besides, any chapter which ends, "but seriously, folks" doesn't bode well for the rest of the piece.) Beautifully done, Rod, you really do have a fairy-tale feeling in your work; even in the grittiest portions of your saga, you never lose the wonder...