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You know, that would be quite interesting to do, if somewhat time-consuming. There's already a good half of the current loy portraits that I'm tempted to redo anyway :shock: I was kidding but should you start such a project, that would be more than awesome! That would be... Magnifesome! I would gla...

Considering SoF takes place 24-39 years after TRoW, shouldn't the (human) portraits look more like the new High Middle Ages portraits used for TRoW? Granted, it actually is intended to be semi-legendary so as in our world, later centuries might tell the story as if it happened at this time. I agree...

Loving it... wait, I said it already... Lovint it A LOT! The elvished version is very nice (the fact he's properly shaved is a nice difference). I really like the glad version. The distinction is interesting: it really tells "I have seen war". I'll however second Thespaceinvader about the ...

Loving it! :D Although, considering the "elvish influence" that has been discussed here, the bad shaving feels a bit strange from a guy who lived in a society where hygiene and appearance is so important. This leads me to another suggestion: a tired version of main portraits, considering t...

At first, I thought it was a Kitty portrait. :shock: Your style is extremly close to her first works for Wesnoth! Compare: http://exong.net/wesnoth-attach/files/longbowwoman05_133.png I have faith that, with attention to improvement that our artmasters adviced, you can become a great wesnoth portrai...

Why?

Genetic heritage, cultural bleaching among the warriors, latest fashion in "aragwaithi vogue"?

I like your latest longswordsman. very nice work, as always!

I love what this "little" guy is becoming. Especially, the amber eye and the little bird in his other eye. Very contemplative.

A great wose!

Love it!
I just noticed something. They both seem completly unarmed. Is it intended?

Playing this campaign is going to be so great to play with all those characters!

This portrait just gave a new adjective to the elves: badass! :D It's really this kind of elves (him or the "old and tired" one that kitty made) who really gives a soul to this faction. I just love it. That and the design, very original. The other knight could get a frankish armor instead ...

couldn't the great lich just be the guy in the throne on the top, and everything else his "mount" ?

That could work. Some kind of necromantic throne of judgement (or damnation in this case)

I like both portraits although(edit: why on earth did I put that word there? :hmm: ) very much. i can't wait to play this campaign again with those great portraits. I understand what Major is saying about the curly hair. It's not that the curly hair should be more defined (they're not supposed to: h...

I really love what you did with Aethyr but it's hard to choose between the tabard and the no-tabard. It would be nice to see the heraldry but it's sad to hide that sweet armor. :hmm: As for the elves, I like what you did but I have the same feeling you have about theim: they would do great Quenoth e...

I love what you did with the archmage. For dwarves and Elves, I think you got it right: culture doesn't change much but fashion could change. You could even try to apply some form of philosophical evolution in their style (like christian passed from gothic dark/death/skulls to the very enlighted bar...

I'm happy to help :) I really love what you did with those two. We can clearly see. The only wierd - but in a good way - thing is the face of Haldric: he really looks like an unpleasant guy but not an evil one. It's a nice change from the usual noble face of the campaign heroes. Really great work. T...

Haldric has changed but I can't really say I love it as Haldric. He's really cool but I can't identify him as Haldric. I can live without the trousers but less with the modern style. The old version was more ancient-looking which is better in my opinion. It's wierd that the wesnothi had exactly the ...