| I caught this hairy fella a-munching away, happily gorging himself on a good hearty Irish fairy tale - The Tale of Oisín's Mother. The cheek! Ink smudges all over one of my most treasured books too, a version illustrated by Rackham. After I repremanded him, we had a little chat... and he told me - with twinkling eyes and a happy smile - that letters from the Old Tales always taste the best. Tales with Truth, with some history... ones that had been told by firesides and into the ears of sleepy children. I couldn't feel too bad about it after that. Who can begrudge a love of the Old Tales, after all? (As long as he keeps his inky fingers off my books, that is!!). I had to ask him if it was necessary to upend a bottle of my ink over the book, though. Cheeky thing told me that he nearly lost his feet in excitement when he came across my workbench, he couldn't contain himself. Ink and Stories and Old Tales, oh! "Ink doos make eh noice snacking, ye'see, a bit'eh extra flavoor on th' Ol Tale letters, loike a bit'eh salt on egg-loike." _______________ My graphite drawing of the Egnome is 18x21 cms (or 7x8 inches, roughly), on Arches Hotpress WC paper. |










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"Artists create dreams for those who are awake"
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"Artists create dreams for those who are awake"
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I had a dream. And in it, something eats you.
Icon made by: Veemonsito :3
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"Artists create dreams for those who are awake"
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I had a dream. And in it, something eats you.
Icon made by: Veemonsito :3
You caught my eye with that beautiful book you made and put together, I would love to create something like that myself, thank you for being a wonderful inspiration!
I'll scuttle off now, hope you don't mind a quiet follower.
~Crystal
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