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Jerantino β Linnea
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Published: 2009-05-13 18:55:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 411; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 7
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My first oil painting ever.A portrait of Linnea Dark Garnett (Truebloodβ¦she says!): a Bordertown-born poet associated with the Mock Avenue Brotherhood. Known now as one the cityβs finest young writers, she achieved success only after leaving Bordertown for the World.
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Excellent - Finder is my favourite book in the world, has been for so many years (I just had to write this same comment on a few other 'Finder' related pics!)
So nice to find others who like it as well. Isn't Tick-Tick's hair supposed to be chrome-yellow? Then again, the elves change their hair colour frequently neh. It'd be great to see you do a picture of Orient
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I was going off of Phil Hale's original painting on the first printing of Bordertown. But I think you're right. I can't wait to see some of the folks behind the series at World Fantasy this year. And the new Bordertown book!
Cheers!
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Where exactly is the World Fantasy fair taking place and when?
I'm curious about this Phil Hale painting you mentioned - is there other artwork for Finder anywhere that you know of? I'd love to see it.
Also..new Bordertown book!?!??! lol please reply with some info heh, I'd love to know more about all of this
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Here's where to find info on all things Bordertown:
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There's a page there that features his original covers - not easy to navigate, but they're there; trust me.
Here's the link for World Fantasy 2011:
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Wow, that link is great! I'm feeling really stunned and left out in the cold right now, since I hadn't realized there were so many books dealing with Bordertown :S
I first read Finder so long ago, and even remember asking around for more things Emma Bull - but now I see it is a variety of authors who collaborated. It's honestly been my favourite most influential book for most of my life, and now to find out I can branch out further... 
Thanks again for all the information.
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This painting look so alive.....
fantastic for a first oil
But then again your talent his shining true
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