9″ x 12″
from Odilon Redon’s journal in 1913:
“Sadness, when it is without cause, is perhaps a secret fervor, a sort of oration, something vaguely like worship in the unknown.”
9″ x 12″
from Odilon Redon’s journal in 1913:
“Sadness, when it is without cause, is perhaps a secret fervor, a sort of oration, something vaguely like worship in the unknown.”
This reminds me of cats who eat string. Similarly, there is no reason for them to eat the string and it causes terrible complications and the string has to be retracted from their innards, etc. Seems similar to sadness without cause.
I know this is not for sale, but I wish it were. Love the color and movement. Reminds me a bit of those comic drawings in the New Yorker where they use one line for the whole thing.
Thanks Ashleigh, I suppose that is nearly one line, perhaps five max… This drawing will stick around while I work on the rest of the series, but later on, if it comes up for sale, I'll let you know.