She started her life as a ballerina. I was imagining a pose. Something elegant and graceful. As usual, I couldn’t just keep it with the mundane figure, I had to set her on fire.
Once I did that, she took a life of her own. Formed of a cracked crown of obsidian, I textured her with flame gods and motifs from all over the world. It was hypnotic, rhythmic, and meditative putting in all the details. In the end, I found the dance and the movement I was seeking.
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She started her life as a ballerina. I was imagining a pose. Something elegant and graceful. As usual, I couldn’t just keep it with the mundane figure, I had to set her on fire.
Once I did that, she took a life of her own. Formed of a cracked crown of obsidian, I textured her with flame gods and motifs from all over the world. It was hypnotic, rhythmic, and meditative putting in all the details. In the end, I found the dance and the movement I was seeking.
Drawn on Procreate, this download is a print-ready PDF file. It is composed as a full bleed, full resolution image you can print on letter size paper to fit a standard 8 x 10” frame. Larger prints may result in lower resolutions and sizing. (Framed image is for demonstration purposes only. This download does not come with a frame.)
Subscribe to The Circle (O) and you get anytime download access to this work and the entire monthly art archive as well as a few extras for less than what you’d pay per month for downloads.
Creation of The Flame Queen [30 seconds].
