This illustration was inspired by a South American folk tale called “The Wings of the Butterfly” in which a girl gets lost in a forest and meets some interesting creatures along the way.
“Dear Chimidyue,” said the butterfly gently, “that is the way of the forest. Among your own people, things change slowly and are mostly what they seem. But your human world is a tiny one. All around it lies a much larger world, and you can’t expect it to behave the same.”
And it’s a “blue dark” butterfly, right? Simply beautiful, Lisa. I especially
Iike the girl’s eyes.
Yes of course!
Beautiful. You had 2 great models.
what is the medium on this.? conroy hudlow http://www.conroyhudlow.com
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This is Watercolor on 400lb Arches Coldpress Paper