The Seer of Spackodokkia by renecyberdoc
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Description
The “Magus” of Spackodokkia is introducing his son into the rites of the holy temple.
He explains him the eternal rules of nature and the wisdom of old.
*The one might wonder why the Magus looks soo young,well they stay young for long long years,they dont need botox or crap like that-lol.
First i did not wanted to upload anything ,i thought people might not be in the mood,what with “Sandy”waging havoc in the eastern US.
But then while doing my comments,i came upon some very nice and refreshing images,that was a relief after viewing CNN/sky news for a couple of hours,and my mood became ever more gloomy thinking of the damage the casualties etc.
The sun will shine again people,may you all be safe.
We got to go to the beauty salon with the doggys and will comment somewhat later today.
1971s-flying-rocks/sky fungus,matcreator-eclypse-planet,sickle-robe-genesis,EA-Mikhail,
Comments (37)
GREAT WORK
A very nice and happy looking scene, Rene! Excellent setting and characters!
Very cool scene! Thinking of people in the path of Sandy, hoping they will be okay.
Indeed, a place of purity untouched (so far) by those nasty Shytla types! May it be always so! Very peaceful and serene, Rene! The sun will shine again, indeed! Definitely thinking about all my Rendo friends out east - May you all be safe!
very cool Rene!
LOL, I'm laughing at HadCancer's comments ... so is the Seer really a bird?? giggles. Awesome image, and yes, even in these evil times with all the disaster, people still want to see what you post because it takes their minds off the disaster around them for just a minute. We thank God that we dodged the bullet .. yet again. We were to be hit by it, and by some miracle it seemed to turn just enough. We are blessed, and pray for all those who weren't so fortunate.
Great scenery, lovely compositional harmony.