Yula the Barbarian (Alternate) by GabrielK
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Those of you that are familiar with my earlier "Ladies of the Realm" series would know that Yula always travels with her faithful Cave Hound Mushani. So I went back and re-rendered the image and ran it through photoshop to try and give it a somewhat "painted" look.
P.S. Thanks to everyone who viewed and commented on the first version.
From the back cover:
From the day she was born, Yula has always
been fated for greater things. The shaman of
her tribe foretold of the great destiny that lay
before her. But this destiny lay not with
her own people, but rather with the civilized
peoples of the north. With sadness in her heart, and only her faithful
friend Mushani at her side, the young
barbarian woman Yula must now travel to the
Northern Kingdoms. There she will remain
until she has found her True Path.
been fated for greater things. The shaman of
her tribe foretold of the great destiny that lay
before her. But this destiny lay not with
her own people, but rather with the civilized
peoples of the north. With sadness in her heart, and only her faithful
friend Mushani at her side, the young
barbarian woman Yula must now travel to the
Northern Kingdoms. There she will remain
until she has found her True Path.
Comments (4)
Wow, that's a pretty cool image! Superb! :)
hmmmm ok...not sure about the hound on this one....it might just be the lack of postwork on its fur....it just looks like one of those cheap plastic bears you get out of a cereal packet! LOL....how about a bloody great Sabretooth cat? bit of postwork on its fur to give it some effect and it would look awesome!!! LOL maybe thats just me....good work though...and nice to see your not sticking with things and are reworking them!
Nasty looking beast, but your lady is gorgeous and posed beautifully! Excellent work!
Wow!!! Beautiful work!!!