Tuesday, February 20, 2007

THE EMPEROR'S COURT

To read the Khan Chronicles from the beginning, go to the November archives of the Trowbridge Chronicles.

Keno felt overwhelmed by the gravity of the situation at the Giloh outpost, but he was briefly distracted by the splendor that surrounded him in Emperor Nang's court. How would the emperor respond to Keno's request for help? Our story continues...

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13 comments:

  1. °10:08 AM

    great looking perspective here and keno better get a move on. time's a wasting back there for the rest of his friends lol

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  2. Doug4:52 PM

    nice! How about sending the crew that polished that floor over to my house! ...Please?

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  4. Anonymous11:22 PM

    He looks so tiny and vulnerable standing there all alone in the big hall. But he is a tough little guy! You always amaze me the detail you get in such a small space! I just love his feet and his stance!

    Great job!

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  5. carla5:01 AM

    I love how you put us in Keno's place...we too have to look down that long expanse of carpet! This is such a cool piece...I love the marble floor and the reflection of the pillars! Wow!

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  6. Anonymous1:31 PM

    wow!!!!!!!!

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  7. Kay Aker5:32 PM

    Enthralling!

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  8. Digital Scott's Illustrationblog11:19 AM

    A wonderful entry, Bron! Well done.

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  9. Anonymous7:20 PM

    That floor indeed! This image is different from the rest, it's all about simple lines and shapes, I like it very much, it's very suitable for the action taking place. Keno looks so small and at the mercy of the emperor.

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  10. Kim de Young8:23 AM

    you are an amazing artist, I just love the reflections of the marble columns in the floor.

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  11. Ginger*:)5:36 AM

    What a marvelous point of view. I would be feeling small too, in that marble columned court walking down that oh so long red carpet. I love the reflections in the polished surface of the floor. And to think I am intimidated by something that is only 36 inches high! You are amazing!

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  12. Willie Baronet6:58 AM

    Thanks for the kind words Bron. Are you going to publish this as a book some day??

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  13. Paige Keiser9:00 PM

    I love this illustration! Everyone already posted all the things that are great about it. I have to agree.

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