In the first one a Woodland Nymph has climbed up onto a root tendril. She is dancing to celebrate the late but welcome arrival of spring. I see her dance as being slow like Tai Chi or Yoga, but when you look away she will be gone.
This next one I am calling The Last Days of Autumn. Once you get into October any warm day could be the last one, so I try to enjoy each and every one, not knowing when the last warm day will actually be. Here a couple of Meadow Sprites are sunning themselves on a petrified troll skull. Lazy Sprites.
Thanks again for stopping by. More soon.
8 comments:
The lesson being, when you see a woodland nymph dancing...DON'T look away!
Lovely, as always, Larry!
Thanks Thomas. :)
The movement in the first work is pretty. I love how you drew her face just slightly. It's as if she's rehearsing a dance to perform later on.
Thank-you Tessa.
"slow like Tai Chi or Yoga" -- now that you mention it, that makes perfect sense. Lovely.
Thank-you WOL. :)
Nice...they just keep getting better!
Just love these. Your style is perfect, opens up a wonderful world. They are so natural (as well as being fantastic)!
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