Hello all,
A new image is up in the Spider Silk galleries: I Give You the Seal On My Promise, which depicts the te'heyn handfasting ceremony of Madalis and Talessir Dha'iri.
Heather
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GASP!
Heather, this newest installment in your ever expanding portfolio of Spider Silk art is absolutely stunning.
Of course, it is 12:20AM in the morning and I nearly slid from the chair at the beauty of your usual extraordinary detail.
Give me a day or so and I will give it my fullest attention and a more in depth observation.
In awe,
Marie
Heather, this newest installment in your ever expanding portfolio of Spider Silk art is absolutely stunning.
Of course, it is 12:20AM in the morning and I nearly slid from the chair at the beauty of your usual extraordinary detail.
Give me a day or so and I will give it my fullest attention and a more in depth observation.
In awe,
Marie
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Dear Heather,
this is indeed stunning -- the body and face expressions (of both the principals and the equally important pair on the wings), the atmosphere, the accoutrements, your usual meticulous attention to each detail. She looks like one of the sacred Hindu dancers done in stone in the temples, he looks like a Celt god and both look utterly transported, absorbed in the ritual and each other. You can also see the longing on the faces of Ne'íri and Kar'énis as they sing.
I'm so happy to see this one! It feels like the culmination of the spirit of the entire story.
this is indeed stunning -- the body and face expressions (of both the principals and the equally important pair on the wings), the atmosphere, the accoutrements, your usual meticulous attention to each detail. She looks like one of the sacred Hindu dancers done in stone in the temples, he looks like a Celt god and both look utterly transported, absorbed in the ritual and each other. You can also see the longing on the faces of Ne'íri and Kar'énis as they sing.
I'm so happy to see this one! It feels like the culmination of the spirit of the entire story.
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Dear Athena,
Thank you! I'm glad that you like it! Also, I'm very pleased to know that the face and body expressions are effective (working out the details of both resulted in Promise being unusually long in coming
). As ever, the expressions and the emotional content they convey were foremost in the image's creation.
Heather
Thank you! I'm glad that you like it! Also, I'm very pleased to know that the face and body expressions are effective (working out the details of both resulted in Promise being unusually long in coming
). As ever, the expressions and the emotional content they convey were foremost in the image's creation.Heather