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Water of Air. Far superior, I think, to my previous take. Though I kept the vixen mask and Ashy reference - there's a layer in here called 'chest-mounted torpedos', which makes me giggle.
After the storm passed this morning, and after I played some Space Giraffe, I felt a lot better, and managed to finish this one off. Fatigue is still a looming problem for this project but I think I can manage it. I'll be at the Museum for a couple days again and that'll be a bit of an enforced break, though I'll be in coderspace, not artmind.
Print available on Artspots.
2008-06-01 03:40 am (UTC)
2008-06-01 03:49 am (UTC)
2008-06-01 05:23 am (UTC)
flitter
2008-06-01 06:35 am (UTC)
Just a thought.
fatigue
2008-06-01 09:24 am (UTC)
Re: fatigue
2008-06-01 02:42 pm (UTC)
2008-06-01 11:13 am (UTC)
Arm zee warheads!! (:snickers)
2008-06-01 03:50 pm (UTC)
A marked improvement over the previous-- not to say the previous was bad, just this once captures I think the sword mentality so much better. For instance, the Queen of Swords would NEVER use a syringe unless for medicinal purposes. Think She Blinded Me With Science. Even Library Science.
2008-06-01 07:47 pm (UTC)
I wondered if the blue and black books were meant to be evocative of certain cityscapes... I thought that was a bit of a reach, as far as influence goes. The rather formal layout of the piece seems a more likely evocation.
I'm sure the sword's location is of no significance whatsoever.