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acrylic, 2006 (an older piece)
This piece is based on a Siberian Folk Tale called "The Girl Who Watched in the Night", in which this particular girl lassoes a fox who has been kidnapping her cousins, and demands that he lead her to her kin. Originally, I illustrated this same scene from a normal angle, level with the girl. My illustration teacher told me that it didn't convey the movement of running through the woods; it was too static. So I went back and tried again from a different angle, and this is what I produced. So, I'm thankful that my teacher was honest and coaxed me to try again, because I like this version much better than the first. Thank you all for the wonderful comments! Your words mean a lot to me! And thank you to ~C-Ungol and ^De-Profundis for the DD, I'm honored! Daily DeviationGiven 2007-06-07Following the Fox by ~AdamHunterPeck holds an awesome sense of perspective. I want to read the story that this seems to fit with. (Suggested by ~C-Ungol and Featured by `De-Profundis) |
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May 22, 2007
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In truth there is no such thing as "I".
It is unnecissary; "I" is implied with every
word that leaves our mouth; it need not be said.
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Courtney Autumn Martin, Illustrator
C-A-Martin.com
proud member of *childrensillustrator
Makes me feel like I'm a bird perched up in one of the birch trees.
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I'm a member of these groups:
~fairiescommunity ~FaeryCircle
*magicalartists
Are you game?
The emotion and perspective are so dramatic.
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"I'm not saying that everything is survivable. Just that everything except the last thing is."
John Green (Paper Towns)
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I sometimes poo in toilets.
Mouths count as toilets right?
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