In Norse Mythology Ironwood (Járnvid) is a forest located between Midgard (Middle Earth - the land of humans) and Jötunheim (Giantland). It is the home of giantesses and a place, I'd imagine, that is not very nice.
Entering Ironwood (Art)
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Entering Ironwood (Art)
by Jeb » 23 Sep 2004, 03:56
Entering Ironwood
In Norse Mythology Ironwood (Járnvid) is a forest located between Midgard (Middle Earth - the land of humans) and Jötunheim (Giantland). It is the home of giantesses and a place, I'd imagine, that is not very nice.
In Norse Mythology Ironwood (Járnvid) is a forest located between Midgard (Middle Earth - the land of humans) and Jötunheim (Giantland). It is the home of giantesses and a place, I'd imagine, that is not very nice.
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by Piastra » 23 Sep 2004, 07:38
jeb,
i love the color and vibrancy in this, along with the lines, and the tying in of the myth with the organic. beautiful!
always,
carragh
i love the color and vibrancy in this, along with the lines, and the tying in of the myth with the organic. beautiful!
always,
carragh
EVER IN SEARCH OF THE WICKERMAN...
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by Caritas » 24 Sep 2004, 04:18
powerful
It is precisely because our present life is so inseparably linked with desire that we must make use of desire’s tremendous energy if we wish to transform our life into something transcendental. -Lama Thubten Yeshe
There are two ways to look at life. One is as though nothing is a miracle; the other is as though everything is. -Albert Einstein
There are two ways to look at life. One is as though nothing is a miracle; the other is as though everything is. -Albert Einstein
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by gandalf2004 » 26 Sep 2004, 21:05
Greetings Jeb!
You certainly have a wonderful talent for the weird and unearthly. I like it very much. The glowing white will-o-the-wisp drifting ominously through the trees - and it looks like some kind of hideous, disproportioned ogre with a growling, meanacing face and curving ram's horns standing behind the trees watching the wisp sail on by.
Great, just great.
Yours under the oaks,
Gandalf
You certainly have a wonderful talent for the weird and unearthly. I like it very much. The glowing white will-o-the-wisp drifting ominously through the trees - and it looks like some kind of hideous, disproportioned ogre with a growling, meanacing face and curving ram's horns standing behind the trees watching the wisp sail on by.
Great, just great.
Yours under the oaks,
Gandalf
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by lupiana » 12 Oct 2004, 14:02
Jeb, you need to open your own gallery and share these with the world! This one is magical - incredible colors and a sense of mystery!
Pay attention to the path, and learn the hard way. The easy way is fun and entertaining, but you take away very little.
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