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Submitted: April 4, 2010
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the Airship Thunderheadby ~feynico

Traditional Art / Drawings / Illustration / Storybook

The final version of Sir Gideon Grave's airship Thunderhead (subject to client approval).

22 x 30 inches. Pen and ink with tea stain, ink wash, watercolour and pencil crayon on Arches printmaking rag paper.

Original in a private collection.

Digital prints will be available in my Etsy shop [link] soon.

~Alannaa Jun 30, 2012

Hello! I happen to write fictional works at my own discretion but I was hoping to perhaps use this drawing and indeed the model as a reference image for a similar model I envisioned using for a roleplay, which is a writing project to pit authors against one another, as well as bring them together in community. The roleplay itself is based on the "children's" Avatar series at large and I'm interested in creating a character whom captains a large derigible-/zeppelin-type aircraft.

I'd like to take a few creative liberties such as taking off the rings around the nozzles of the weapons and slightly reshaping the balloon, as well as reducing the number of smaller glider-type aircraft. And I may decide to go with another design entirely, but I wanted your permission to possibly feature it, even as a reference image.

~feynico Jul 1, 2012 Professional General Artist

Sounds cool! As long as you're not using it in a commercial project (something you're charging for, or making money on, that is), and as long as you give me image credit (and maybe a link/URL to the image on dA), I'm happy to give you permission. I'd love to hear about the project as it develops, too.
Cheers!