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Hi, welcome to my blog. My name is Sue Rundle-Hughes and I am a freelance illustrator. I have worked with greeting card companies, designing cards, gift wrap and calendars, and have illustrated books for educational publishers. I favour digital illustration as it is quick and easy to send to clients, but can also work traditionally, using pen and ink, acrylics, watercolours and coloured pencil.
1. An Elf Drawing - A Study of Elven Hair

Here's an update on that elf sketch I did the other day.  I've finished it and she's on her way to her new home in USA.  Here she is, graphite pencil on cartridge paper, influenced by renaissance paintings :)



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