For this was her destiny, to fill the heart of a lonely man with love and service until she was called back to the sea.
This original was created using watercolors on Arches 140lb cold press paper. It measures 5 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches.
Painting for those who remember what it is like to walk in the heart space of a child.
For this was her destiny, to fill the heart of a lonely man with love and service until she was called back to the sea.
This original was created using watercolors on Arches 140lb cold press paper. It measures 5 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches.
6 comments:
I've seen many artists' interpretation of a selkie, but never have I see one as beautifully detailed, right down to the faint, but still visible sealskin imprint on her exposed arms & legs as she emerges from the sea. James, it is truly a masterpiece. The Selkie was one of my favorite stories told by my Irish grandmother. Thank you for visually bringing it to life.
Gorgeous!
James i have just come across your blog and so excited i am to have... Your art is so after my heart, and so very, very beautiful sighhhh X:-)
Just found your blog and I love your art...it's amazing!!!
I collect children books, fairytales and illustrated books
you can read about them on my blog if you're interested?
Gr. Anna
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Great Blog!
Karen
Dear James,
I'm a student at the open college of the arts doing a BA (Hons) Photography Degree. I am writing my dissertation on Landscape Photography and Identity. I would like to request permission for usage of your image in this post, in Low-Res., in order to illustrate a key point within the subject of Landscape and Folklore, with the understanding that it is used purely for one-off personal, academic reasons and will not be published online or in any other way.
Kind regards,
Yiann.
yiannitsa483416[at]oca.ac.uk
https://www.oca.ac.uk/
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