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Seriously, my first thought was "this could be Linden, but I don't remember her being this hot"lorin wrote:Linden? Interesting, I always imagined Linden looked like Lindsey Wagner, and this pic looks just like Lindsey Wagner. I didnt imagine Linden having such a sexual body, though, maybe it's just the clothes.
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Fourth in line, agreeing on both points. This woman matches the mental image of Linden very well, but the top is too tarty for our self-doubting physician.
It is not the body; SRD makes it clear that Linden is decidedly female, but her mode of dress minimizes this rather than accentuating it.
It is not the body; SRD makes it clear that Linden is decidedly female, but her mode of dress minimizes this rather than accentuating it.
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Oh, Linden is hot all right.rdhopeca wrote:Seriously, my first thought was "this could be Linden, but I don't remember her being this hot"
Hube, this is a good one. It doesn't exactly match my mental image, but I'll say that it does match the description in the books pretty well.
I think the best description, and the most critical to address in your depiction, comes early in the Second Chronicles.
[Edit]This post crossed your last entry ... I have no idea what you're doing, dude. But I'm sure that Linden figures in someones fantasy...In [u]The Wounded Land[/u] was wrote:Hard work and clenched emotions had not hurt the gratuitous womanliness of her body, or dulled the essential luster of her shoulder-length wheaten hair, or harmed the structural beauty of her face. Her driven and self-contained life had not changed the way her eyes misted and ran almost without provocation. But lines had already marked her face, leaving her with a perpetual frown of concentration above the bridge of her straight, delicate nose, and gullies like the implications of pain on either side of her mouth - a mouth which had originally been formed for something more generous than the life which had befallen her. And her voice had become flat, so that it sounded more like a diagnostic tool, a way of eliciting pertinent data, than a vehicle for communication.
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ROFLMAO!!wayfriend wrote:See you trying, dude. But you've veered into "The twister wrecked my trailer and all my cigarettes are gone".
I agree completely! Actually, the second pic is closer, though still a touch off. The idea here is that she is a very beautiful woman who simply doesn't believe it of herself, or if she does, tries deliberately to minimize it.
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So far, I like the middle one the best. The 3rd one's hair is a little too frayed. Besides, they didn't really get to bathe too much while in the Land. Her hair would be a little more greasy instead of dried out with split ends.
Covenant turned in time to see a short figure detach itself from the burning mud, step queasily onto the hard ground.
The figure was scarcely taller than the skest, and shaped like them, a misborn child without eyes or any other features. But it was made of mud. Flames flickered over it as it climbed from the fire, then died away, leaving a dull brown creature like a sculpture poorly wrought in clay. Reddish pockets embedded in its form glowed dully.
The figure was scarcely taller than the skest, and shaped like them, a misborn child without eyes or any other features. But it was made of mud. Flames flickered over it as it climbed from the fire, then died away, leaving a dull brown creature like a sculpture poorly wrought in clay. Reddish pockets embedded in its form glowed dully.
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Polka-dot Linden is getting closer. Hard to choose between her and maroon suit Linden.
Too much shoulder - what is she, a linebacker? (Might be OK for the First, though...)
I would like to see a little longer hair, and though the expression is good, something to make her face more attractively feminine - no makeup, but maybe a bit more/higher cheekbone, and up the symmetry?
The bow is also a bit strong of a fashion statement. (Though it does go with the 80's shoulder pads.) I'm thinking a simple button shirt, open a couple buttons at the collar, but not plunging into slightly reduced cleavage.
Too much shoulder - what is she, a linebacker? (Might be OK for the First, though...)
I would like to see a little longer hair, and though the expression is good, something to make her face more attractively feminine - no makeup, but maybe a bit more/higher cheekbone, and up the symmetry?
The bow is also a bit strong of a fashion statement. (Though it does go with the 80's shoulder pads.) I'm thinking a simple button shirt, open a couple buttons at the collar, but not plunging into slightly reduced cleavage.
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