| 13 Aug 2012 | William McAusland | Loading...Top notch work! Sharon Aur replies: "Thank you so much, very much appreciate you dropping by to comment : )" | |
| 4 Apr 2013 | Huw T. Carr | Loading...An interesting concept. Yet, why draw together two different cutures? "Elfin" or "Elven" is Germanic, whereas "Celtic" (a term now considered historically redundant as it implies a cultural, national sense of which there is no evidence for) is generally used to identify people of non-Roman, north and western Europe who were not "Germanic" (in the Roman sense). Perhaps Celtic-Sidhe or Celtic-Fairy/Fay would be more accurate to what you are trying to suggest.  As to the art; beautifully and richly painted, with a wonderful sense of movement and tension. Considering the warrior-centric nature of "Celtic" peoples, it represents feelings of watchfullness and danger very well. | |