Since I value comments so much and since Dawn just posted a TON of them, I thought I would reward her. She has a slight "fondness" for Elves and this is one of my best (in my opinion). Influenced by early Froud works this is "Elven Truelight" done on watercolor paper in a Acrylic and watercolor colored pencil. I think it is 8 1/2 x 11 (it could be 9 x 14 it was done several years ago, so I don't really remember). Thank You Dawn.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
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Yaaaaaay! :D Thank you! (And you're welcome too. :) I promised you a bunch of comments at once, and I had more than an hour before I had to leave to pick up my sister and s-i-l on Friday so ...
ReplyDeleteHe could be one of the Telerin/Sindarin Elves that stayed behind looking for their king Elu before the Sun rose. Actually, it could be Elu. He supposedly spent centuries staring into the eyes of a beautiful goddess; I've always believed that they must have done more than just stare. ;)
Tristan, this is not meant to be ignorant.
ReplyDeleteHave you found anyway to censor your art? Meaning like this piece, say someone was to come up and say I really love this piece but I need it to be censored for where it’s going to be displayed. What would you do? If anything.
Russ (sobering up??)
ReplyDeleteFirst, mostly if someone doesn't want "naughty bits" showing, I suggest I do a commission for them to their specs so it has what they want and not what they don't. IF they really love a picture and just can't deal with OMG nudes, then depending on who it is and what the picture is, I can TRY and alter the print so it doesn't show what they don't want to see. But I hate censoring my work and would try to come up with some other answer before I would alter the print. But it can be done.
no akirashima said;
ReplyDeletei have never seen this piece before. i really like the light in it. have you had this one in the shop. i would think i would remember this one.
Theddy/Akirashima, I am pretty sure I have had it in the shop as it is an older picture. But you mst have missed it. Glad you like it, and the light is one of the things I like to. There is a real otherworldly feel to it (I think) and I am amazed I did it.
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