Art commission: Amelia & Naatos

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This was a commission from J.M Butler for her book series, the Tue-Rah Chronicles.


This painting features Amelia and Naatos, the two main characters. This was also done a while back and there's another commission which is more recent - but I'll upload that on a later date.

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Hope you like it!

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