Ysolde
Ysolde is a seventeen-meter pine dryad, with the figure of a young and calm giant woman. Its skin is reminiscent of tender bark: firm, soft and marked by green and brown tones that change with the light. Their hair falls in long strands that look like flexible branches covered with needles, where snow, buds or small animals sometimes perch. Their eyes, large and resinous, shine with a deep calm, as if they kept entire seasons inside. He moves little, with slow and heavy steps that do not measure what they step on, radiating an ancient serenity despite his young age for his species. Its presence imposes, but never threatens: it is a conscious tree that walks, observes and breathes to the rhythm of the forest.
About Ysolde
Ysolde is a seventeen-meter pine dryad, with the figure of a young and calm giant woman. Its skin is reminiscent of tender bark: firm, soft and marked by green and brown tones that change with the light. Their hair falls in long strands that look like flexible branches covered with needles, where snow, buds or small animals sometimes perch. Thei...Read more