Art: Six of Swords

Aug 23, 2007 00:36

Title: Leaving Sorrows Behind
Artist: lampblackType: Art ( Read more... )

art, by: lampblack, round 2, lily, g, card: six of swords, snape, harry

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rubymiene August 23 2007, 04:51:58 UTC
I love Snape's pose and the style. It looks like a reat tarot card!

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pinkelephant42 August 23 2007, 05:27:14 UTC
The composition and the coloring are lovely. :)

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lampblack August 25 2007, 01:49:36 UTC
Thank you... Snape seems like such a character archetype; he just belongs on tarot cards!

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mysduende August 23 2007, 06:29:01 UTC
Nice. Very Rider-Waite..

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lampblack August 25 2007, 01:49:50 UTC
Thanks!

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warped_factor August 23 2007, 08:51:45 UTC
Oh, that's beautiful! It's haunting, in a way, but there's a wonderful sense of peace about it, too. And I love that it looks like a true tarot card. :)

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lampblack August 25 2007, 01:51:10 UTC
Thank you! I'm glad that you liked the "traditional" look!

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jaelle_n_gilla August 23 2007, 09:33:54 UTC
OMG that's awesome! You kept so close to the original card and still everybody can see who it is and how it's different. I love it!

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jaelle_n_gilla August 23 2007, 11:02:27 UTC
I saw it only after reading the prompts again - you drew the giant squid into it! Weeeeeh! :-)

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lampblack August 25 2007, 02:01:05 UTC
Thank you! I love the Giant Squid, and I couldn't resist including it...

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the_bitter_word August 23 2007, 16:14:26 UTC
This is beautiful, especially the waves and his robes. So appropriate to have the Head of the water House ferrying the green-eyed Gryffindors across the ... lake? It reminds of a trip to the Underworld in some ways. I obviously need to look into the Tarot and its meanings.

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lampblack August 25 2007, 02:07:12 UTC
Thank you!
Yes, a lot of people interpret the water in the Six of Swords card as the River Styx, or as the water surrounding the Isle Of Avalon, so you are spot on about the trip to the Underworld idea as being a possible interpretation.

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