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There are around 2800 drawings to print and color.
I drew almost all of them. A few were drawn by my grandniece and grandnephew.
Today's new drawing is of a young Barefoot Elf named Simeon.
I have drawn other Barefoot Elves. This type of Elf is part Hobbit. So they are smaller than normal Elves but they are not as small as pure-bred Hobbits. It was humans seeing the relatively smaller Barfoot Elves that led to the belief that Elves were tiny little people.
Simeon is seen here in training out in the woodland realm of the Wood Elves. All Barefoot Hobbits are part Woodland Elf. Simeon is seen here wearing a chainmail tunic made of Mithril. Mithril is supposed to be a form of very hard and lightweight silver. So, it must be some kind of silver structure unknown to modern Man.
Barefoot Elves are often scouts. They can hide well and are very intelligent. They also can shoot arrows or throw rocks with scary accuracy. In spite of their diminutive size, they are surprisingly fast and nimble on their feet. They can easily outrun practically anyone... except a purebred Elf.
Barefoot Elves got the name because most of them prefer to not wear shoes. This is like their Hobbit ancestors. The soles of their feet are very tough. However, unlike Hobbits, Barefoot Eleves do not have oversized and hairy feet. They inherited tough soles on their feet from their Hobbit ancestors but inherited foot size from their Elven ancestors.
About Simeon, he is very clever and fast. He is surprisingly strong for a Barefoot Elf. He is also a nice kid. He is very skillful in combat. He has learned fighting skills which he can apply when needed.
NOTE: This drawing, along with other Elf drawings, is found in printable form by clicking on the button labeled "Fantasy, Myths, and Circus." Then scroll down to the bottom because new drawings are found at the bottom of the list.
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