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The Golden Goddess

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I wanted to do another painting of Imogen, and in that I wanted to try and do a painting that had a lot more detail and visual interest that what I normally do. Its funny when I think back to when I first came up with Imogen and the story of the "Coffin Boy" and how much it has changed. It was a very organic process, and in a way I wanted this image to reflect how I feel right now. I feel I'm in a good place and I wanted something light and bright, and a reminder that spring is coming. My new house is all but ready and I feel like I'm moving in the right direction.

Imogen is a character that I feel very close to, much like how I feel about Minorue. The reason being is that even though I am a proud Wiccan now, I grew up Roman Catholic. And the story of the Coffin Boy explores my frustration, curiosity, and connection with Catholicism, and much of organized religion.

I am very proud of this painting, I feel I'm really improving and developing my talent, not just in painting but also my singing.

Watercolour on 130lb paper
Ely and Imogen, G.O.D. Golden Order of Deities, all characters and story(c)Morghan Peressini 2010-present

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This is very lovely; your description of this picture and your experiences is quite moving.

Two thumbs up.

Goddess Indeed!

DOSE LIPS! But I like em! I like the style, reminds me of an old Highschool friend's style...brings me back. I like this sort of nostalgic style. You know what I mean? I guess I prefer art done on paper/canvas, with real media. Digital works is nice, don't get me wrong...but it just FEELS better this way.

Interesting use of whitespace methinks!

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