I believe I've finally completed my Swan girl! I'm sorry that the image isn't clearer, she is much to large for my scanner so I had to take a photo. (I will take her in for professional scanning soon)
I've been working on her for months and couldn't wait to share with you!
Do you think the title "Swan Child" suits her? I thought Transformation sounded a bit to obvious or heavy.
21 comments:
Oh she's lovely!! I like the name!!! Beautiful!!!
She is divine, thank you for creating her! :)
gorgeous painting and the name suits her :)
I like the name. And her gorgeous feather shawl. She's lovely.
She's beautiful!!!
And her title fits her magically!
Swan child is just perfect...really magical & fairytale:)
This really reminds me of the beautiful paintings on the covers of Patricia McKillip's books...wistful & so lovely:)
Hi Cat! Beautiful painting and the photo is grand. Got to ask you though...where did you get your tudor profile painting done? It's just up my street!!
Oh yes that name suits, perfectly. Such a beautiful, ethereal, delicate painting i love it.
Cat, she is soooooo pretty, your new swan girl!
I wanted you to know that my WONDERFUL OWOH prize arrived today! I am a lucky girl, and love the prints, and the sweet atc, little heart stickers.....fun, and sweetness just overflowing! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Hugs,Patti
Lovely piece, and I agree with everyone here that the name is perfect.
She looks so ethereal, I think her name is becoming of her.
She's beautiful, so soft and graceful. I've given you an award over on my blog :)x
She is absolutely beautiful!
I love the peacock feather accents toward the bottom. I think that the visual interest that it brings to the bottom of the painting emphasizes all of the flowing movement, sort of pulling the eye along through the whole thing from top to bottom. Beautifully done, as usual!
Hey Cat! Don't know if you remember me from our LOTR days..fattylumpkin aka Kim Kincaid? Good to see you are still creating your beautiful, fluid work. I came here via Tara L. Chang's blog. Checked out your Etsy shop and recognized your Goldberry picture. I'm sure I'll be back now that I know where you are. Take care.
Thank you guys for the kind words, always feel a little shy sharing a new piece.. isn't that strange?
and Kim yes of course I remember you! *hugs* great to see you here!
How beautiful!! I love how fluid and soft the whole piece feels and .. that wonderful feather shawl!
And thank you so much for that post on Yoshitaka Amano! I actually own the original Angel's Egg book by him and have cherished it for many years, but ... since its in Japanese (and while I can sort my way through a Tokyo ramen menuboard.. that's about it), I've never known the artist's name behind this beautiful book! And now I do! :)
There are those of us out here who need obvious and heavy. Who need all the clues artists can throw our way, because we want to understand too.
What a striking image. Truly beautiful.
Bejeweled I'm so glad I helped solve that mystery :) His work is wonderful!
Barry, thank you so much! I certainly don't want to alienate anyone :) So true! Thank you for stopping in!
Swan Child is perfectly lovely in face and in name! What a beautiful creation! I am especially fond of swans! Thank you for visiting my Magpie's Nest and for your nice comment :)
Thank you Patty, I hope to revisit the swan theme soon :) and your blog is just lovely!
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