ANYWAY, Aunt Cheri wanted me to draw Jesus in the Garden of Gethesmane, where he prayed for three hours the night before his Crucifixion. It's been a long time since I've read these verses, and I was taken aback by how intense they were. It's one of those times where Jesus is shown as most human I think.
He says to his disciples, before going to pray, "“My soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death." Then he goes and repeatedly begs God not to make it so that he must die by Crucifixion. In the verses, it's clearly stated that he's anguished. And he's desperate. If there's any way around the particular fate God has in mind, he's pleading for it. It's very powerful to me, and really shows his humanity.
I hope you like it Aunt Cheri! I'm sorry I couldn't do more with such powerful source material!
But taking any actual scene on artistically is a historically imposing process! Hundreds and hundreds of great artists through history, some of the greatest, depict Biblical scenes. I'm not Leonardo, or Albrecht Durer or anything, but I did what I could in a half hour time frame.
And Lisandra wanted me to draw Daenerys from Game of Thrones, and her
dragons, particularly from the season 1 finale. I'm not sure I've ever
drawn Khaleesi before, so it was fun to finally get to do that! I also
got to use the cursory knowledge of bat wing anatomy that I learned for a
piece in October :P That was very handy, as it turned out, since GoT dragon wings (and most dragon wings you see) are basically bat wings.
I hope you like it, Lisandra, and that everyone else does as well!
Tomorrow's suggestion will come from tumblr, but watch out here for the new status I'll make on facebook at 12PM PST on Friday!
I hope you like it, Lisandra, and that everyone else does as well!
Tomorrow's suggestion will come from tumblr, but watch out here for the new status I'll make on facebook at 12PM PST on Friday!
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