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Friday, November 2, 2012

FanArt: The Space Betweeen

This is fanart inspired by The Space Between, a novel by Brenna Yovanoff. The picture shown below is inspired by the monster Dark Dreadful that appears in the book. INSANNITYFLANNY used a mix of watercolors pencils and normal colored pencils.




FanArt: The Space Between
by Brenna Yovanoff

 
Summary:
Being the youngest daughter of the Devil has never been easy. Daphne's father has no time for her, her mother no interest, and her status in the upper echelon separates her from the working-class demons that populate Lucifer's metropolis. When her brother and only confidante goes missing, life in the restrictive city of Pandemonium becomes intolerable. Now, in an attempt to find him, Daphne sets out for Earth - and finds it larger and more chaotic than she imagined: a dazzling expanse of noise, dirt and random violence. Despite her bewilderment, she navigates the mortal world with growing fascination, gaining an ally when she saves a dying boy from her father's minions. For Truman Flynn, the last year has been one long downward spiral, but when Daphne arrives just in time to save his life, he finds himself unexpectedly glad to have another chance. Together, Daphne and Truman go in search of her brother, braving the hazards of Las Vegas and the perils of first love, even as it becomes increasingly clear that her brother might have had a secret and compelling reason for leaving. Lucifer's agents aren't the only creatures on the prowl, and Daphne soon finds herself the target of a plan to rid the world of demons for good. Now she must evade a demon-eating monster, rescue her brother from an angelic zealot, and save the boy she loves from his greatest enemy - himself.
Summary from Amazon.com
Appropiateness: for any readers that are in seventh grade and beyond
Chocolate Bars: four and a half
Cover: very eye-catching

1 comment:

  1. What is it? but a very good drawing

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