I know where you got the Idea

I hope you saw my comment on "Serenade!" It explains everything!

Like it!

I've looked at the other two, and you really pull off the elemental looks very well! You draw faces very realistically, and I love the flow that each of the pictures gets, along with the characteristics of each portrayed element getting translated beautifully.

in yet another response to everamber210's comment... I noticed that relation too, but there are only three pictures; Red, Blue, and Green. Maybe I'm seeing more than you intended to put in (high school art and english classes will do that to ya XP) but did that have anything to do with the three goddesses?

nice

great use of colors and detail on not just this but all your work that ive seen oh and everamber210 thanks for pointing out the zelda refrence i had somehow overlooked that as much as i used to love that game keep on drawing laura

just a guess...

Your username is "artistgamergal" , obviously citing video games as an interest of yours, with your fictional self portrait of peach as yourself confirming such. and as such a fan I would suspect that your interest of games would include those that are universally acknowledged to be genre-defining classics...

that being said, it seems to me a correllation between some of your work and the game Legend of Zelda:Ocarina of Time is emerging:

Bolero (of fire)
Minuet (of forest)
Serenade (of water)

are all songs from the game, and their themes are beautifully transfigured in your stunning art. Perhaps this was your intention, perhaps a complete coincidence, or perhaps (which i fear) something obvious that everybody else knows and i'm just an idiot with randomly firing synapses :)

but in either case, these are some of the most captivating sketches i've yet to lay eyes on! thank you!

ps: are we to expect a Requiem (of spirit) with a wind theme? please consider

OMG

omg help that girl she is on fire ....