As Raven spread his inky wings to fly, darkness spilled out from beneath them, filling the emptiness with all the pieces of the mysterious Night. The beautiful Moon sailed through the sky, and the darkness was dotted with countless swirling stars. The Moon's glowing face spun slowly out of hiding until her full roundness was revealed, and then back again.
See part 1 here.
- This story is my own, and does not intentionally draw from any existing story or myth. The style and inspiration come from the traditional creation myths of many cultures, including Celtic and Native American.
You have captured the art and poetry of Native Americans ..... I would like to think that some of your inspiration comes from Shabo Mekaw and the Shawnee.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful imagery - both pictures and words. And, of course, I love both ravens and moon..
ReplyDeleteI remember part 1. I think this is a first class artwork. It instantly caught my eye.
ReplyDeletewonderful Sharmon!! How very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Read the first part and looking forward to the next! I also like your global giving link on the sidebar.
ReplyDeleteMagical and mystical. I love the tattered edges of his wings; the play of dark and light; the layered depth to the image.
ReplyDeletej'ai un faible pour les corneilles et les corbeaux..et celui-là est parfait!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning piece of art. I love it!!
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