The Forest Warriors

I looked over this for a good several minutes, and it's difficult to critique! It's drawn almost to perfection! Especially Iorveth; his body language is dead on, which really conveys his attitude 100% accurately. His lips and eyes are especially well done (and the work on his nose accents this further) - that look he always has, turning his nose up at everything, you have captured it perfectly with a unique softness.

I think there is some detail missing from his attire, mainly to make it look worn yet tough (especially the parts made of leather(?)) which looks a little more like fur in your drawing. But regardless, I still think it looks great, you haven't skipped on the depth, shading, and finer lines to accent the material (which like I mentioned sadly looks more furry). So on the right track!

I would never in a million years be able to draw a dragon to the excellent standard you have. So much detail on her scales...it's incredible! I especially love the work on her eye - perfect for a dragon. Because their faces are so close, I couldn't help notice the contrast in their eyes, which I doubt was intentional, but if so - brilliant. She has so much brightness (and something of innocence maybe?) whereas his are quite flat and show pessimism and scepticism. Wonderful.

This is similar in their whole bodies too - she, a bright blue and prominent, whereas he is coloured quite dully, and it contrasts strongly. I may be looking too deeply into this now, but this could represent the whole premise of their partnership in The Witcher 2 - fighting for independence for those who are shunned, and would seem unlikely partners - fighting for the same cause despite their major differences. I really loved this, and it struck me because I've not seen that many like it. +1 originality!

It would have been nice to see a more detailed background, but it works fine the way it is too because the focus really is on just the two of them.

Overall a very, very nice piece of work. Would have been great to see more detail in areas but you are dead on with the most important parts of it and that's what made the biggest impact. Nicely done!