The Hunter

I recently read the book "Black Sun Rising" by C.S. Friedman and loved it. I was especially intrigued by the character called the Hunter, Gerald Tarrant, and many other names. So much so I had to try drawing him.

"It occurred to [Damien] that Gerald Tarrant seemed to have no such problem--and it was faintly amusing that a man of such power should have devoted a portion of his skills to something as inconsequential as facial hair. But then he glanced at Tarrant--at the clean, delicate profile, the perfect skin, the eyes brimming with vanity--and thought, *No big surprise. The man's got his priorities straight. Appearance tops the list.* And he smiled to note that the adept's hair, though still wet, had been worked back into a smooth, gleaming mass; the holes that the rakh had poked in his finely woven garments had been cleaned of blood and repaired, with similar finesse. He looked like a refugee from a garden party."
--Black Sun Rising pg. 352