Bionic Dryad | Digital Painting by Raederle

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Bionic Dryad

July through September 2009
by Raederle Phoenix

I change my mind a lot when I'm drawing.

I start out with one idea, which becomes another and then another and then another. Usually artists only show our finished artwork... However, this piece when through so many idea changes that I thought it might be interesting to share. I also learned a lot about what not to do when painting this.

Creating Bionic Dryad was a lot of fun, which I hope you can see in this video of its transformation:


Thanks for stopping by.

~ Raederle Phoenix

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