"Repentence" is my favorite drawing by Rachel A. Marks (a.k.a Pixydust). It conveys so much emotion and is a splendid visual of the battle that we all face between doing what we know to be right and resisting the temptation to do wrong. How many times have you felt like the man in this drawing? I know I'm done some stupid stuff and ended up feeling like a total screw-up. But the beauty of this drawing's message is that there is hope.
If you enjoy "Repentence" as much as I do then check out Rachel's website for more of her artwork and details on how to purchase reprints. Also, head over to The Call of Aslan's 2006 Art Show to view the rest of the art in the gallery.
Hat tip to Mir for highlighting the art show in her blog.
Labels:
art show,
artwork,
CSFF,
Rachel A. Marks,
The Call of Aslan
The Call of Aslan Art Show
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Yep, I still watch Saturday morning cartoons--at least when I don't sleep in. Most of them are too sugary for my tastebuds but a few off...
-
I hope Nicolas Cage suprises me because picturing him as Ghost Rider is laughable. The only thing worst than this is that he was almost cast...
-
David Nutter has seen better days. He's my favorite director and although you might not know him by name, I'm sure you know him by h... -
You Should Be a Science Fiction Writer Your ideas are very strange, and people often wonder what planet you're from. And while you may h...
-
John McCain = Colonel Tigh President Roslin = Sarah Palin I wish I would have thought of this first! The similarities are too funny. And th... -
Sounds interesting to me: Mutant Chronicles is set in the year 2707, on an unrecognizable Earth where a war is raging between four giant co... -
I saw Spiderman 3 last Saturday and it was AWESOME! It's so great that I want to see it again and here's why... Action. Redemption....
-
Sanctuary is pretty much a freak show. The SciFi Channel's latest offering is loaded with weird creatures and at times tries too hard t... -
I never thought I'd say this but Battlestar Galactica is really good! I remember when the show first came out critics were giving it t... -
Nooooooooooooo! This news is just too heart-breaking to write about. Poor Lana. Poor Clark. Poor Smallville. We all know what this means: Be...
Roswell
"September 23rd. Journal entry one. I'm Liz Parker and five days ago I died. After that, things got really weird..."
Dark Angel
"Girls kick [butt], says so on a t-shirt" -Max
"In my books, I take you through the darkness by shining the true Light. For we know that the only resolution for fear and dread is the true Light that brings Life. Despite my scary plots and creepy characters, Christian Chillers are about light, life, and the glory of Jesus Christ." (Kathryn Mackel from her website)
Smallville
"So what are you? Man or superman?" -Lana (pilot episode)
Quoted
"The typical fantasy is epic, involving great battles for freedom, even for the survival of the world--concerns that overreach the mundane and petty details of day to day life... Of all the genres, fantasy is the only one that acknowledges the existence of this battle, and for that reason I would claim it is in some ways more representative of reality than more “realistic” stories which, if anything, tend to convey the message that it doesn’t exist." (Karen Hancock from her website)
X-Men
"Do you know what happens to a toad when it's struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else." -Storm
Subscribe To
Posts
Comments
About Me
- Karen
- Photojournalist. Poet with a camera. Lover of indie film, sci-fi, and pizza.
2 comments:
She's really good, isn't she?
Yeah. I want to buy the reprint for this one.
Post a Comment