The Impatient Witch by goldie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bethany's lineage is from a long line of witches, and she knows all the potions, spells and the trickery. She also, knows all too well, that the only day witches can fly around on their brooms is on All Hallows Eve. Non-witches, the "others," have this misconception that witches are always flitting around using their brooms. Not so. Today, we find Bethany nearly beside herself with the anticipation of the delightful feeling of freedom, flying high above the rabble below. Meanwhile, her rat, Chester, is mesmerized by the falling leave coming straight towards him.
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Comments (15)
She's delightful... Only one more day!
She is cute and does look impatient :) ! She is like a teenager who can't wait to drive the car for the first time ! Lovely render.
Super image!!!
Cool orange and black pallet, love her I'm impatient pose and expression my friend. A lovely Halloween post. Happy Halloween Barb.
I understand that with a beautiful new motorized broom, she is very impatient! Superbly done and vely lovely, wonderful work, Barb!
she's just like all young people... impatient for tomorrow. her pose is perfect. Chester is adorable, I hope he has fun with his pretty autumn leaf.
Sounds like she has fun on Halloween.
Awesome scene and beautiful witch!
Lovely!
Cute!
Well she can fly over and bewitch me any ol' day - or night - she feels like taking a spin!
I love the warm feel of this delightful Halloween image. Just beautiful!
Beautiful
The man is a fool who keeps this charmer waiting!
Lovely work