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Absolutely ancient piece done for Nesil of his character. Forgive the blatant photomanipulated background. <:3
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
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He look like from a fantasy story... actually he look like sir shan brave heart. a knight wolf.. but the fur is different and the pointy ear. :3
Yes there's animation... i don't remember what is the title of that show? yes, since i'm child i watch that show all of the characters are anthropomorphic! wolf, dragon, fox, leopard, cheetah and lots of more...
Yes there's animation... i don't remember what is the title of that show? yes, since i'm child i watch that show all of the characters are anthropomorphic! wolf, dragon, fox, leopard, cheetah and lots of more...
I was under the impression that this was Card 14 of the Major Arcana -- Temperance. In the decks more related to the original Rider-Waite cards, Temperance is always pictured as an angel, wings unfurled, standing with one foot on land, the other in water, striking a balance. The feathers on the vest piece of our good wolf are pointing downward, which in Native American thought signifies a man of peace. Linked in the spiral created by the 22 cards, Card 14 falls between Card 7 (The Chariot) and Card 21 (The Universe) -- essentially the middle of the path. A good time indeed to take a rest, take stock, balance one's life. Moderation in all things -- including moderation!
I saw this along with another picture which I thought to be a variation on Card 9 -- The Hermit. This is beautiful work, and I confess to a certain covetousness. Might the artist find it in his heart to let me negotiate its use? Perhaps he could sample my talents as a reader before he decides.
I saw this along with another picture which I thought to be a variation on Card 9 -- The Hermit. This is beautiful work, and I confess to a certain covetousness. Might the artist find it in his heart to let me negotiate its use? Perhaps he could sample my talents as a reader before he decides.
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