La Célébration du Corbeau Lunaire by goldie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The celebration of the moon raven (moon raven is a closely held name given to the magpie due to its white feathers) is an ancient, highly secretive rite brought into France by the Templars some time during the 17th Century. It is still observed by only a few, highly esteemed cult priestesses. To divulge anything regarding this secretive group and its knowledge does carry a death sentence.
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Comments (20)
Esta obra é sem duvidas uma celebração a arte minha amiga, fantástica. aplausos (5)
Outstanding image!
Nice effects. Splendid work.
Fantastic!
Beautiful image! Nice effects.
Awesome scene!
Fantastic character and lighting, great effects, awesome art work!
Cool info and work on this dear, Barb. Lighting rocks and so the wings also.
Electric!!!!!! Wonderful image.
whoa! this looks great, I love the light and the lighting/magic effects.
great scene - now I"m intrigued
Great lighting and effects - fine image.
Excellent!
very ominous mood and atmosphere
Gorgeous job!
Beautiful work!
Outstanding work!
Fabulous and very beautiful work on this scene. cheers
There were times during the rites when the priestess could decry "other thoughts". Thoughts not her own. Thoughts deep and and vaster than the extent of her own soul. Thoughts that in an instant would sweep away all petty material notions of humanity and existence and project the full of the cosmos in all its crushing subtlety at once before her eyes. Just for an instant all of creation divined before her. It brought her close to shattering.
And then it was gone with only grains left to ponder... But there would be other times.