Haatchii

[EireEmerald]

Beautiful.
Was it intentional the combination of tears and a smile?

Yes

It certainly was.

The pacasoean nose is a nice touch, though I don't understand why it is the same shade as the throat.
(That's the photo-realist's prodding in me.)

There was actually no deliberate thought to this. And I only noticed their similarity after you pointed it out. The part under neath her neck is actually her jumper! But I am glad you pointed out this. I find the matching here interesting.

[EireEmerald]

[EireEmerald]

[paleologos]

Spooky dog?

[Aanker]

Hey Eire, I noticed one of your images was used by a youtube channel I watch


I think it's problematic that Youtube channels so often 'borrow' artwork from internet albums without giving credit. But maybe it was allowed in this case?

[Lifthrasir]

^^ If used with or without authorization, it doesn't remove the fact that it's unfair to not give a proper credit IMO

[EireEmerald]

^^ If used with or without authorization, it doesn't remove the fact that it's unfair to not give a proper credit IMO

I had no idea about this! ^^


Thanks for the heads up. Going to amalgamate a team of solicitors.

[EireEmerald]

[Lifthrasir]

That's a good one again. It looks a bit like a fresco from that period. Well done Mate

[paleologos]

I second that.

[Ἀπολλόδοτος Α΄ ὁ Σωτήρ]

Interesting works and style, you're quite prolific.

[EireEmerald]

Thanks guys!

[EireEmerald]

Album cover for my friends Ye Vagabond's upcoming album "The Hare's Lament"






EP Cover for My friend Sam Clague's EP "Good Morning"

[cedric37]

Nice !

[Flinn]

man, if I missed this thread..

welcome back Eire

[paleologos]

Nice paintings, Eire, but why is the rabbit crying?

[Lifthrasir]

See the album title: 'The Hare's Lament'

[EireEmerald]

Nice paintings, Eire, but why is the rabbit crying?

Thank you man!

The album is a collection of songs in Irish and English. Two of the songs are about hares, and about the hunting of hares, from the hare's perspective. One of those songs is called the hare's lament. They are quite old songs

The hare is also an important element in Irish mythology.

https://www.transceltic.com/pan-celt...t-all-wildlife


This myth is about a maiden who was betrayed by her love, and returned in the form of a hare.

https://folkrealmstudies.weebly.com/...hite-hare.html

[EireEmerald]

[paleologos]

It's an interesting image, I suspect it too draws from Irish mythology in which I am not versed at all.
Does your technique involve the spilling of some sort of poorly homogenized primer on the paper (I am guessing it is paper, not canvas) and letting the solvent evaporate/dissipate?