Wow, she's cute.

^_^

Sort of a sad picture in context of the story - young Emma before she and native wolf shaman Ash were involved and broke-up - a decade of lonely despair follows - That's when the graphic novel story starts...

Awww.

she's a gorgeous character! xxx

Thanks!

This is Emma when she was young - Her story is sort of my magnum opus graphic novel i'm working on. She grew-up with anthropologist parents in a sort of 1800's colonial Africa like place....then moved to some thing like early colonial north-america (a different world, not Earth) where she was the colony's doctor. Met a wolf shaman there, Ash a prisoner slave of a coyote tribe, they fell in love - a forbidden cross racial thing. The romance fell apart because of that.

The story starts five years after that break-up. Ash shows up with his adopted daughter - she is very ill - his whole village is - their lake has become poisoned. Emma has become alcoholic following the break-up. Ash thinks she in involved in the poisoning of the lake - a very painful reunion - and a mystery starts to unfold from there.

i wrote the story about ten years ago, but put off doing it because it is so emotionally difficult - it is so hard for Emma and Ash to be together again, the sense of betrayal and all...they do have a second chance if they can get over that....but there are other peoples schemes at work that might kill everyone they care for....sort of an adventure/drama story...

Currently in rough page design...if i get it done it will be around 140 -200 pages black&white ink - will take a couple years to do.

Really like all the clothes you think up.

Yeah - sort of fun putting fantasy spins on historic clothing...

I wish stuff like this was still popular today.

Yeah, fun clothing has gone to heck.... just think how dull men's clothes are now.

In the 60s ans early 70's we guys could dress like gypsy-pirate-flowers, then came punk, and then new wave futurism and retro cool....The Record Industry of the 90s onward killed music, and with it all the fun clothes we wore to go dancing, to go to concerts, parties, that we then wore as everyday garb. It's a good thing the net killed the Record Industry....but we still don't have a groove scene to replace what we lost before business wrecked it all....

pppbbbbbtttt!!!

haha... yes. I really liked the goth era, too. Though it's gone and out of fashion and I'm left feeling rather conservative and bland. Plus clothing today doesn't do anybody but a thin supermodel any good so it's all targetted and blah. Oh well. Gotta do what you gotta do. Although you could just be a rebel and go naked.