And a lot of Roger Dean, to be honest. Unfortunately most of the details disappear in this small format. There’s a saddle on the bird’s back that is more or less invisible here. That’s kind of the whole point of the painting . . .
Greetings netfaring stranger! Welcome to Son of Incogneato's quiet corner of the blogosphere. Take a stroll down a winding path, wander through verdant forests or trek over craggy, snow-capped mountains.
Yet beware of trolls, fairies and Huldre; they lurk within the shadows of these pages as well.
Need you bring anything with you? Only a child’s sense of wonder ...
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6 have said their bit, now it's your turn:
There's a little Kay Neilsen in this.
And a lot of Roger Dean, to be honest.
Unfortunately most of the details disappear in this small format. There’s a saddle on the bird’s back that is more or less invisible here. That’s kind of the whole point of the painting . . .
Oh your right! I can see the reins of the "bridal" on the bird's head? Or no?
I like how the tree slants away from the bird...creates drama.
This is utterly amazing and beautiful!
Brilliant, Just a really well done work. It´s a great example of a nice aboard about the subject.
Many thanks for the comments.
And, yes, that is a bridle one can barely discern hanging from the birds mouth.
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