Thanks for posting some beautiful art again, I really this art; still wish I could make something like this myself.

Ah, the Aiel!

I've always been pleased by Rich Boye's Sevanna, which shows her in her algode blouse and heavy skirt, but still tacky and gaudy and over-jeweled (and unlaced!), as contrasted with the same style outfit (but not as tawdry) of Amys and Lian (I can't find a larger picture of that, but i know that the thumbnail on the page used to lead to a larger picture. Indeed, I always that the intricate yin/yang (saidar/saidin)style-border on Lian's skirt was lovely, and all three seem to have been the starting off point for this lovely watercolor of an Aiel Wise One at the side of a Saldaean Queen (both appear be fan-creations, though), done by Archie-the-RedCat.

Illiena's drawing of a Wise One always struck as me a realistic version of what they might wear (aside from the lack of sleeves - sunburn!)

Over towards the Maidens of the Spear, I also really like the face and coloring of his Aviendha, even if I take issue with his caidin'sor. Here's a pair of ferocious Maidens, Bain and Chiad in a lovely painting that really conveys the veil-ness of their veils, even if the artist Stuuuu forgot that Maidens have buzzcuts with narrow braided tails. But they look so badass! Here's a less badass and more adorable (can something be adorably badass?) version of the same two characters, Bain and Chiad by RoseMuse.

And of course, no survey of Aiel-themed fanart would be complete without Mark Bray's Gaul and Chiad.

aww, Jennifer :) I've been a WOTArt collector for so very long ;). Hell, I still miss Helena Zeegers and Lotta Tjernstrom and they've stopped making WOT Art ages and ages ago.

The first picture; one word: AWESOME!!!

A good deal of Helena's stuff is still around on this site (her original site was on geocities [xoom?] and went the way of the betamax, sadly). She has an elfwood page, but's light on her wonder WOT creations.

I know that there was awesome picture of fan-created Seanchan nobles drawn by Rich Boye that Helena painted in her watercolors that was mindblowing, but I can find no trace... damn. The Internet can be so ephemeral.