Big Bad WolfBat?

Okay, so I'm a fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Also, I love Legend of Korra, its sequel series. Enough that I spent my half term on MS Paint making my own little OC, set after the Earth Avatar that follows Korra. She's a firebender, because who wouldn't want to be able to shoot fire out of their hands and feet and mouth and stuff.
And fly, because I've seen firebenders fly.
However, she's not a goody-two-shoes, because (ha-ha!) she's a member of the Agni-Kai gang, and a descendant of Lighting Bolt Zolt, with a mean habit of setting herself on fire. Enough that she's earned the name 'Ni' which means Salamander.
The huge wolfy steed is Tahno, the wolfbat, named after the waterbender from the Whitefall Wolfbats with the epic hairbending abilities. Because, secretly, I wish Tahno were in season 2 (I haven't noticed him yet, shame) since he and his strange pronunciation of avatar - uhvatar?- was simply brilliant.
Such sass!
So that's what I've been up to for the past couple of months. Since September, or something.
School started up, and AS Levels are tough cookies, dang it.
On the bright side, I'll get my GCSE artwork back soon, so expect a post on that in the near future!

A Chibi A Day...{Part Six}

Yay! Long awaited, and probably not as good as all this time means it should be, here is my final Seeker Within Chibi! *fireworks, party poppers etc* No amulet for this one, simply because I don't know what any of her amulets look like, despite having created them myself. Because, if you remember, this is the first ORIGINAL character, not just gender-bended!
Without giving too much away, her name is Kala M Ravenwood, and her chibi is a cat. Just like Ravenclaw's image is an eagle. Makes no sense, but yep, she is definitely catty. Expect to see her joining in before the send of the season one chapters, and featuring heavily in a plot revamp for season two!
Really, since she's original, that's all I can say without giving the game away, I'm afraid.
Sorry for the delay. I've been doing this thing called the Challenge, where you help your community and basically do a mini DoE.
We're running a campaign called PASSITON in Burnley at the moment, to raise cultural awareness. Try following on Twitter @PASSITON483. I think we even have a Facebook page too!
Back to school this week, too, sixth form now oooh get me! Can you tell I'm pleased with myself? No, well maybe you're deaf then, because my horn will not stop blowing.
And that sounded wrong, so I am going to bed.

Signing off!

A Chibi A Day...{Part Three- Reloaded!}

So, you're probably wondering what Part 3 of my little Chibi Saga is doing up here instead of the long, long, LONG awaited Part 6. Allow me to shed some light on the situation. Recent comments about the Den chibi have been less than positive. His style apparently does not match that of the other chibis- a point I have to concede, having never draw a rat before, it was hard- and the lack of defining features as a Den rat rather than just A rat were picked up on.
This is my whole-hearted, and late night, attempt to remedy that.

There are a few differences between this Den and the original.
Firstly, the eyes in this Den-rat have been adjusted to better resemble the other chibis, with white spaces, a black pupil and varied shades that were missing in the original.
Secondly, the shades of his fur have been adjusted, and darkened, whilst shadows have been added to the fur spikes.
Thirdly, Den's Blood Spiral Mark- which is quite pivotal in the story of Huntik Season 2- has been added, partially, to Den-rat's back.
Fourthly, and finally, an amulet has been tucked under Den-rat's arm. Simply because I am in love with the amulet designs in Huntik. This particular addition is Cursed Archer, who has such a lovely simple amulet, in comparison to say, Caliban and Sabriel.

And that's it, really. Sorry to disappoint any who were looking for the last Chibi of the series, which is still in development. OCs are hard- there's nothing to base your work on, and I have to design an amulet for the chibi to have with it. That's hard work, ladies and gentlemen, believe me.

Signing off