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5” x 7”, watercolor, white gel pen, white ink and pencil. Testing out the aquarelle paper I picked up a while ago, and more playing with weird lighting.
Not the best photo, I need to get a scanner but there’s not way I can buy one right now.
Owls are one of many creatures called psychopomps in folklore, said to guide the spirits of the dead to the afterlife, hence the title and the little glowey spirit bits. I really like barn owls, they have such a pretty, alien look to them, I used to sketch them a lot in high school but I never finished painting one. I suck a lot less at painting feathers now, so that helps.
5” x 7”, watercolor, white gel pen, white ink and pencil. Testing out the aquarelle paper I picked up a while ago, and more playing with weird lighting.
Not the best photo, I need to get a scanner but there’s not way I can buy one right now.
Owls are one of many creatures called psychopomps in folklore, said to guide the spirits of the dead to the afterlife, hence the title and the little glowey spirit bits. I really like barn owls, they have such a pretty, alien look to them, I used to sketch them a lot in high school but I never finished painting one. I suck a lot less at painting feathers now, so that helps.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Owl
Size 1470 x 2096px
File Size 8.84 MB
No, that's really neat :)
I know people sometimes put up owl and bat boxes partially as pest control, but I didn't know it was such an extensive thing in Isreal. I see they do it with Kestrels too! It looks like a pretty cool project, hopefully things like this will help change people's lingering attitudes towards predatory birds as being pests.
I know people sometimes put up owl and bat boxes partially as pest control, but I didn't know it was such an extensive thing in Isreal. I see they do it with Kestrels too! It looks like a pretty cool project, hopefully things like this will help change people's lingering attitudes towards predatory birds as being pests.
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