Le Petit Prince version-2015 by MagikUnicorn
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Dans ce conte mythique, le voyage extraordinaire d’un enfant à la découverte du monde et de ses réalités est l’occasion pour Saint-Exupéry d’approcher de près l’essence des choses et de l’homme. Sans doute l’un des livres les plus lus et les plus connus des petits et des grands. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry a souvent confié à ses proches qu’il n’avait aucune disposition pour le dessin, alors même qu’il ne cessait d’esquisser figures et saynètes en marge de ses écrits. Il se désolait de ne pouvoir mieux contenter sa mère qui, pastelliste appliquée, s’était montrée si soucieuse de l’éducation artistique de ses enfants.
De ce sentiment, Saint-Exupéry fit un livre : ‘Le Petit Prince’. Car le dessin est au coeur de la fable : ce petit môle esquissé, est-ce un chapeau ou un serpent boa qui a mangé un éléphant ? Il était une fois un pilote qui, enfant, renonça à une carrière de peintre après qu’il eut compris que jamais de la sorte il ne se ferait entendre des adultes. Quand, bien plus tard, il rencontra dans le désert un jeune monarque à la chevelure d’or, ce fut pourtant tout de suite de dessin qu’il s’agit : “s’il vous plaît, dessine-moi un mouton...”. L’échange qui s’ensuivit confirma son intuition enfantine. Tout est dit : l’important dans le dessin est ce qu’il recèle et requiert de richesse intérieure, non ce qu’il figure ; et de là : “On ne voit bien qu’avec le cœur. L’essentiel est invisible pour les yeux”.
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In this legendary tale, the extraordinary journey of a child discovering the world and its realities is an opportunity for Saint-Exupéry to get close to the essence of things and of man. Undoubtedly one of the most read books and best-known small and large. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has often told his relatives that he had no provision for the drawing, even though he was constantly sketching figures and sketches in the margins of his writings. He lamented not being able to better satisfy her mother, applied pastel, had been so anxious to arts education of his children.
In this sense, Saint-Exupéry wrote a book, 'The Little Prince'. Because the design is at the heart of the story: the little mole sketched, is a hat or a boa that ate an elephant? There was once a pilot, child, gave up a career as a painter after he realized that never in this way he would hear adults. When, much later, he met in the desert a young monarch in the golden hair, it was however immediately drawing it is: "Please, draw me a sheep .. . ". The exchange that followed confirmed his childlike intuition. Everything is said, the design is important in that it contains and requires inner wealth, not what it appears; and from there: "One sees clearly only with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eye ".

Comments (19)
Absolutely great interpretation of the famous novel !!
wonderful image and cool narrative Great work
So cool.
great sci fi works..
Super work Magik!!
Wonderful Work!!!
Great work Magik.
beau prince
Amusant et bien vu !! :)
The theme is very well pictured here.
Magik, je beaucoup apprécié cette version moderne vous créez. L'histoire du prince est merveilleux
Very nice interpretation!
Original !
cool
It's really a great looking piece of artwork – Wish you already a very nice Sunday!
Wonderful!!! x
A wonderful interpretation, Real! I'm not familiar with this one - I'll have to look into it.
wonderful
I am so glad that you used a bot in your modern version of the old story. An excellent creation my friend!