Well this is all I have really done since I got sick. You might notice that it looks like my older work, "Moonheart". It is in fact, Moonheart, in a way. I wanted to use it for a contest but couldn't because I had originally used a stock photo for parts of it and had painted and airbrushed the entire thing. So, I repainted all of the parts that had incorporated a stock photo. I repainted a lot of the details that needed work. I updated her clothing, removed the kissy little heart thing I had going on, gave her new wings, added a small bit of colour to the background, and of course I had to repaint the hair, which I think actually looks better now than the photo did. I added some leaves to her hair as well, fixed her boobs and here is a description from Faerael:

"Cerrana faeries are most commonly thought of as Nature spirits. They are beautiful and stunning, but are extraordinarily violent, mischievous and mean-spirited. They do not speak verbally, but if looked in the eye they can communicate via telepathy. However, most of their communications with beings outside their race are violent, and result in the other party doing harm to themselves, sometimes ending their own lives.

Cerrana translates literally to "butterfly eater". These faeries have a penchant for beautiful winged creatures and tattoo their bodies with the markings of their favourite prey. They are larger than most faeries, and are some of the first dark faeries in Faerael.

They decorate themselves with beads, feathers, dew drops, leaves, spider webs, nuts, berries, and jewels found on creatures they have killed, in order to attract others to them despite warnings about their true nature.

Unlike most faeries, they have no innate magical abilities, and cannot actually fly, as flight requires purity of the soul, and these faeries are anything but pure. Their eyes are blessed with an enchantment, but if they are ever blinded, the enchantment is broken and their true form is revealed. They also lose their telepathy abilities upon becoming blind, reducing them to ugly, flightless creatures who generally die quickly afterwards as they can no longer coax their prey into killing itself."

Image and character copyright Tiffany A. Toland 2007, no commercial usage or derivative works permitted.

I wanted to submit this after I responded to all of my messages, but it looks like it could be a while before I am back on top of things, so for now I will just submit this and hope that you enjoy it.

This print is available in a limited edition run of 100. #1 has sold. #100 is still available for $95 framed and matted, 12"x16" print, matted to 16"x20" and framed in silver. The mat is blue suede.

2-99 are $35 a piece, $45 matted in blue or plum suede (your choice), $55 framed in silver, the print is 8"x10" matted to 11"x14".

All come signed and numbered. If you choose a mat, they will also be signed and numbered on the mat, so that information will always be visible.