In the meantime, I have a sketch for your enjoyment! Cecilia never actually appears in the book, but she's Char's younger sister, and he mentions her a couple of times. She is two years younger than Char, making her exactly Ella's age.
Anyway, there's next to no information about her in the book (except that she may be musically inclined (p. 178) and that Char is protective of her (p. 179)), so I made up a character for her. My Cecilia is much less serious than Char, being free of the "first-in-line" responsibilities, so she's a little spoiled, very energetic, and talkative. I imagine she and Ella would be close friends once Ella moved into the castle.
Char's little sister is either modest and reserved or an amped-up version of Ella. For reasons that should be obvious, I'm going with the latter… |
(As always, right–click and "Open in new window" for full size.)
One day, I'll get the steadiness of hand necessary to draw smooth, flowy lines. And I'm thinking I will clean this one up in Photoshop, although I don't know if I need to color it.
Next time, I promise (and by "promise" I mean "hope") I'll post the scene. It's more work than usual because it involves (minimal) scenery. Blech.
This is awesome. How do you even remember she exists?
ReplyDeleteYou should draw Ella's only friend at finishing school.
I miss you.
Because I've read this book about nine gazillion times. He also has "brothers" (plural). It's mentioned once, and no further information is given. I can also say, "Por al pess waddo," which is I think Elfian for "hello."
DeleteCorrection (looked it up): "Porr ol pess waddo." I was close.
DeleteAlso, yes, I should draw Areida. I'll attempt her eventually… :D
DeleteAlso, JESUS, why is it so hard to prove I'm a human? Captcha might as well just go "cut your chest open I want to see your beating heart".
DeleteI am a fan of your fan art.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am a fan of you! <3
DeleteSo spunky - I love her!
ReplyDeleteI always wished we'd gotten to meet her in the book. :)
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