What was it the raven said to the fox child on that long ago night, when the stars had been freshly burned into the night?Edit: I think a little of "Let the Right One In" crept into this illustration. Thanks, Lettuce, for the recommendation.
What was it the raven said to the fox child on that long ago night, when the stars had been freshly burned into the night?
21 comments:
Nice image...very interesting & the written word also
I´m waiting the answer. It must be very interesting, coming from you. I like the drawing. Fantastic!
Very intriguing!
Love the feel of an impending adventure. Great colors and line work as always.
I give up... what did the raven say.. This story is not in the child files at all..
Sounds Like The Start Of A Journey.......
I like this! Nice linework!
very nice
Love that beautiful sky and mysterious moon. :)
gorgeous concept and neck! love your background effect too.
Wow, excellent. Color, line and comp. Harks back to the Golden Age of Illustration, imho. Also; I appreciate the simplicity and unclutteredness. It looks so easy, but it ain’t.
Beautiful and somewhat intriguing :)
this is a precious illustration!
i want to be a fox child.
delightful encounter and wonderful image!
Magical drawing! Roxanne
My teenage phantasies were much like this. Very mysterious and speaking to the heart (but what does the Raven say?)
"Fury people are different, don't worry."
Oh, wow! A fox child and a raven. Sounds like the makings of a great mystical fable. Beautiful and wondrous!!
"...the darkness of the night is only fleeting like the rays of moonlight" said the Raven.
Nice picture!
Charmingly wonderful!
This reminds me of the illustrations for Where The Wild Things Are. (Which is, by the way, a compliment.)
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