Okay, final update! I put some sparkle into her magic wand I shall now stop tinkering with this and draw something else!

I put a background on it and I think it's looking a lot better! I think the colours contrast better between the rustic wood elf and elegant high elf...

I like the contrasts between these two, the dual nature of the elvish race... refined and mystical on the one hand, stealthy and mischevious forest archers on the other.

I liked the way the 'Lord of the Rings' film portrayed their ears as slightly tapered, rather than the huge 'Mr Spock' style ears they have in World of Warcraft. I think WoW definitely influenced my armour designs, though! Although the skimpy outfits they wear are also influenced by Larry Elmore, Clyde Caldwell and the late Keith Parkinson, the fantasy artists I loved as a girl.

I may well do nude versions of these characters after I
finish the clothed set.

The characters are Valanae, a high elf wizardess, on the left, and Lia Woodsinger, a wood elf archer on the right. They may be more than just good friends.

Valanae is a follower of Sehanine Moonbow, the elvish goddess of the moon. She manages to be mysterious and regally aloof despite her 'stripper outfit'. She excels in rituals and magicks involving storms and lightning. Detatched and wise, she is a level head of reason for her adventuring party.

Lia's cheerful personality disguises her melancholy past and the loss of her friends and family. Many wood elves cannot handle their dual natures and become grim questors or frivolous wastrels; Lia tends to switch between the two. An archer without peer, she is clever and stealthy, and a wise guide and counsel to her human companions.

(A friend of mine asked why they are so well stacked. Admittedly elven women would probably be willowy and have small breasts. But I'm obsessed with large boobs at the moment. I don't know why. It's kind of worrying me, really. I think the fact that they are clothed means I have to show a bit of cleavage, or something.)

Disclaimer: Both characters are over 18. Being elves, they are likely hundreds or thousands of years old in fact.