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Ravenari β Star Wolf
Published: 2016-07-06 12:08:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 1835; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 0
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The Wolf of the Stars is a lovely, regal creature. She understands astrology and astronomy both. She is a champion of the sciences, but believes in the whispering of the planets and stars and how they might affect those of us on this planet Earth. She can be meditated upon to assist in working with celestial energies, or she can be called upon in visualisation to lend her strength and voice to your workings.SOLD
Illustration board with ink, watercolor pencil, pencil and metallic paint. Measuring 17 x 21cm (or 6.6 x 8.2 in).
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I must say, this is my fav among the bunch I am going through now. The colour scheme and content is quite the perfect match, and it also hit a personal touch with me. Your work is always inspiring and so superb!
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This ended up being my favourite of the bunch too, and I've been thinking about perhaps doing a series of 'celestial' totems, or star totems, or just something that is connected to something 'bigger' than us. It'll come to me at some point.
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Oh, I would definitely like to throw in my ballot and support THAT idea! Coming form you, it will likely be a spectacle!
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Pretty 
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So stunning. And very deserving of a crown, it would seem. Almost like a twin crown, with the three stars above too!
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Yes! The twin crown 
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A beautiful crowned wolf. ^^
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She looks awesome and I really like blues/purple colour schemes so of course I love this piece a lot
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Another beautiful drawing.Β I love the blues and purples.Β It's very interesting that you chose these colours and made her a wolf of the stars and sciences, as my character is blue and purple and has ties with astronomy and sciences too ^_^Β Hehe <3Β I love how you put so much detail into drawing the fur.Β Very effective technique ^_^
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Oh that's very cool re: your character. I think the colours go so well with those interests
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