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PDF: https://www.etsy.com/listing/690224703/
Printed copy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/674560800/
A bright, colorful magazine dedicated to a series of paintings by Evgeny Hontor "Eagle and Titmouse", on the history of Eva Odinets.
At the moment, the series has about thirty paintings created using digital painting.
This is a philosophical series with a great background. It is about how it is to live for thirty years bearing inside the truth others refuse to see, and not to lose your mind. About fates crushed by good intentions. About loss and loneliness.
And healing.
«My initial attitude towards Titmouse — “I’d strangle him with my own hands!” — at some moment transformed into “I’ll tear off the hands of anyone who dares touch him”. As we got to know the details of his story I came to respect him. I even felt admiration.
What else was perceptible in Titmouse was his eternal trust in the world, his belief that life is not only about suffering and injustice. Despite all his wounds, despite all the pain and fatigue he was radiating the principle that life is worth living.
And he was able to admit his mistakes. Without losing his self-respect or betraying his inner sense of justice».
Learn the story of the Eagle and Titmouse!
PDF: https://www.etsy.com/listing/690224703/
Printed copy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/674560800/
Printed copy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/674560800/
A bright, colorful magazine dedicated to a series of paintings by Evgeny Hontor "Eagle and Titmouse", on the history of Eva Odinets.
At the moment, the series has about thirty paintings created using digital painting.
This is a philosophical series with a great background. It is about how it is to live for thirty years bearing inside the truth others refuse to see, and not to lose your mind. About fates crushed by good intentions. About loss and loneliness.
And healing.
«My initial attitude towards Titmouse — “I’d strangle him with my own hands!” — at some moment transformed into “I’ll tear off the hands of anyone who dares touch him”. As we got to know the details of his story I came to respect him. I even felt admiration.
What else was perceptible in Titmouse was his eternal trust in the world, his belief that life is not only about suffering and injustice. Despite all his wounds, despite all the pain and fatigue he was radiating the principle that life is worth living.
And he was able to admit his mistakes. Without losing his self-respect or betraying his inner sense of justice».
Learn the story of the Eagle and Titmouse!
PDF: https://www.etsy.com/listing/690224703/
Printed copy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/674560800/
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 905 x 1280px
File Size 297.3 kB
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