[Art] Wandsuna - Engaging
Aug. 9th, 2009 10:48 amI have been mentioning this pastel project that I've been working on for some time and I finished it today! Yay! I had so much fun with it.
It will be the cover for the absolutely awesome up-coming book by Immanion Press (under the name Megalithica Books); called Engaging the Spirit World: Shamanism, Totemism and Other Animistic Practices, edited by the awesome
lupabitch. I also have an essay in the anthology as well, woot!
Wandsuna - Engaging

I heart pastels. The hardest part of this picture was, surprisingly, the trees in the background. Probably because it was a repetitive colour scheme designed not to detract away from the title of the book and the editor / etc. That said, I really like the finished product, and even got away with my 'frames within frames' that I tend to do in my Wandsuna series.

Centre detail.

Pastels on a standard Mi Tientes sheet. No coloured pencils, and very little fixative (only in the centre circle, so I could add additional highlights to the fox, and get the detail in the figure's costume that I wanted to get).
Hope you enjoy the finished product as much as I enjoyed making it!
It will be the cover for the absolutely awesome up-coming book by Immanion Press (under the name Megalithica Books); called Engaging the Spirit World: Shamanism, Totemism and Other Animistic Practices, edited by the awesome
Wandsuna - Engaging

I heart pastels. The hardest part of this picture was, surprisingly, the trees in the background. Probably because it was a repetitive colour scheme designed not to detract away from the title of the book and the editor / etc. That said, I really like the finished product, and even got away with my 'frames within frames' that I tend to do in my Wandsuna series.

Centre detail.

Pastels on a standard Mi Tientes sheet. No coloured pencils, and very little fixative (only in the centre circle, so I could add additional highlights to the fox, and get the detail in the figure's costume that I wanted to get).
Hope you enjoy the finished product as much as I enjoyed making it!
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Date: 2009-08-09 03:01 pm (UTC)