Description: A reimagining of The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe. I always felt that Lenore had more to her story than the narrator in The Raven led on; she is not just a footnote in his story. If we wish to continue to have our classics read and interpreted in modern day we must continue to reinterpret them. So here she has become one with the Ravens and will cease to return to the narrator’s side. Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.” “Eagerly I wished the morrow;—vainly I had sought to borrow From my books surcease of sorrow—sorrow for the lost Lenore— For the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore— Nameless here for evermore.”
Description: When a hunter claims the life of an owl, the spirit of the owl comes back to claim the hunter's life.
Owl Hunt T-Shirt
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Description: The Woman in the Water An illustration based on the legend of the Lady of the Lake for the Encounters with the Imaginary Book 3. This main illustration was also accompanied by a short story. Excerpt: In the middle of her lake, the Lady urges those with dark hearts and cruel desires to gaze into the water. It is not always a sword they see beneath their searching reflection. Some see kingdoms beneath their thumb. Others see a power granted to them without limit. None see the pale swans effortlessly gliding across the surface of the water. The Lady lures the false kings to her breathless depths. The boats return empty. The lady continues to wait.
Description: An illustration based on the legend of the Lady of the Lake for the Encounters with the Imaginary Book 3. This secondary illustration was also accompanied by a short story. Excerpt: Some come with demands; thinking themselves worthy. Others bear gifts; their lecherous smiles promising unwanted offerings. She greets them all, emerging from her lake to listen to their hearts rather than their words. Most, she invites deeper. The ripples of their boats lap silently against the shore as they are engulfed by mist.
Description: The Woman and the Swans An illustration based on the legend of the Lady of the Lake for the Encounters with the Imaginary Book 3. This secondary illustration was also accompanied by a short story. Excerpt: And when they fall, as many do in war, she gathers their spirits close and gives them life in the form of the silent swans that drift upon her lake. Together, the Lady and her swans greet the false kings, welcoming them to the icy nothingness of what lies beneath.
Description: A painting for the topic ‘At Peace’. “Nature is an infinite sphere whose center is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere.” – Blaise Pascal
At Peace T-Shirt
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Description: MorbidiTea – A series of art that combines skulls and tea. Lemon: prepared using black or green tea with the addition of lemon juice. When you add lemon juice to tea, it changes the color and taste. This effect is known as the bathochromic shift. Featuring the skull of a Four Horned Antelope.
Description: MorbidiTea – A series of art that combines skulls and tea. Genmaicha: a Japanese brown rice green tea consisting of green tea combined with roasted popped brown rice. Referred to as “popcorn tea” because a few grains of the rice pop during roasting. Featuring the skull of a Mole.
