Ger- I have also made one of them relatively slender and athletic, possibly a reflection of faical asymmetry/left-right brain stuff. Or careless drawing...
The photo is so accurate... I´ve been recently caught by these verses from XII century: Inmortalis fieret / Ibi manens homo / Arbor ibi quaelibet / Suo gaudet pomo / Viae myrrha, cinnamo / Flagrant, et amomo.../ Coniectari poterat / Dominus ex domo. A friend of mine translated them into Spanish for me. But I was impressed with them before understanding completely the meaning...
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21 comments:
maybe they figured they'd better be quiet, or else the crow from Hichtcock's Central Casting would settle it for them.
this is a very misterious image .
the "black" piece is incredible !
Living in the Land of Nod
Trustin' their fate to the Hands of God
They pass by so silently
Tweedle-dee Dum and Tweedle-dee Dee
Not much of a comment, I guess...
Their slightly different faces proof there´s no hasty copy + paste at Sanford´s...
Ger- I have also made one of them relatively slender and athletic, possibly a reflection of faical asymmetry/left-right brain stuff. Or careless drawing...
Oh they re good. Did you use your lovely spider for the hint of the crow?
Jasmine -
No, It's a different cut paper piece.
LMAO Fun
fantastic piece and what a pair they are, the textures on the crow are just brilliant.
Mystic Seer - I love that! When are you going to be able to print again? I want to buy some!
I'd be ducking under something...an soon-LOL! That's the impression I get from their looks..
The crow might land and hatch these two eggs.
now this leaves me wanting to see more of the crow...
Hahaha...they are scared stiff!
I have seen these guys somewhere in Sweden before.
The little twins are really brave, just a suspicious look in their eyes, no fear, no terror, though they´re under such terrifying shadow.
The photo is so accurate...
I´ve been recently caught by these verses from XII century:
Inmortalis fieret / Ibi manens homo / Arbor ibi quaelibet / Suo gaudet pomo / Viae myrrha, cinnamo / Flagrant, et amomo.../ Coniectari poterat / Dominus ex domo. A friend of mine translated them into Spanish for me. But I was impressed with them before understanding completely the meaning...
haha, look at their faces, love the expression! oh, the shadow was perfect!
they were my favorite character(s) in the movie & book because they were always fighting, just like my brother and I.
they don't seems scared or upset that the monstrous crow is flying over their heads , just a little annoyed :)
great work!
Just the hint of the giant crow is wonderful! My own rule is to never look up when a large bird is flying over, however...
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