Great, reminds me of Re-l from Ergo Proxy.
nice one.
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zigan responds:
Thanks! Hah and yes good point, she does sorta resemble her. :)
Like the gent below it also reminds me of something. That something is Ergo Proxy! Very nice piece sir.
So my first though t when I saw it was that you created a picture of the Morrigan from Irish mythology. Then, I read your story. I was overwhelmed by the details you put into your artwork and the story behind it. I love the dark over tones in the piece and I am most enthralled by the ravens.
It is almost a shame that this isn't the Morrigan; the ravens could easily symbolize Macha and the Babd.
Nonetheless, this is definitely one of my favorite pieces non the site right now.
zigan responds:
Aye! That indeed. But I do admire old irish folk tales and mythology. All very juicy stuff :) Thanks for the wonderful review!
I-don't-know-how-to-express-my-gratitude-for-this-piece.
This is just excellent... And inspirational.
It's like a new kind of mythology; where once, a delightful woman gained extremely powers: The eye of God: immortality, source of the ether, sparkle of life, the true spirit; and The eye of Reason: wisdom, science, the power to create, the power to destroy, the knowledge of the matter.
But then she was cursed for abusing her powers, creating and destroyimg everything in her path. Corrupting the world, so the creation of corruption began. She lost her humanity; her soul, her heart, and all the things she loved once. But when she realised her madness, it was too late. But in her repentance she gained her heart, her soul, her counsciousness. She gained Hope, a hope as bright as light, emanating from her heart...
And a task remained; an endless task: protect the life of the many corrupted forces she created with the corrupted forces she gained.
zigan responds:
Thank you :) Great insight!