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Matěj Čadil: Anar - the Sun vessel
Lähde: Matěj Čadilin DeviantArt-sivut
Kuvaus (tekijä):
- The Sun as described in the Silmarillion, made for Inktober prompt "vessel". 🌞
- Someone suggested this to me and I really love the idea, because it really catches more than one meaning of the word "vessel" – it is both a container to hold the last golden fruit of Laurelin and a ship to traverse the sky. One of the things I as a non-native English speaker like about Inktober is that it makes me think carefully about the prompt words and consider multiple possible meanings.
:Anyway, in this picture I really love the concept, I originally wanted to colour it with shades of yellow and gold, but I am not quite satisfied with the line art and I think it deserves better execution, so I will probably leave this as just a sketch and later redraw it in larger scale (this is only in an A4 sketchbook page) and more carefully and then make a coloured version out of it. 🌞🔥
- What do you think about it?
:Here is the quote from the Silmarillion:
- Yet even as hope failed and her song faltered, Telperion bore at last upon a leafless bough one great flower of silver, and Laurelin a single trait of gold. These Yavanna took; and then the Trees died, and their lifeless stems stand yet in Valinor, a memorial of vanished joy. But the flower and the fruit Yavanna gave to Aulë, and Manwë hallowed them, and Aulë and his people made vessels to hold them and preserve their radiance: as is said in the Narsilion, the Song of the Sun and Moon. These vessels the Valar gave to Varda, that they might become lamps of heaven. (...) The maiden whom the Valar chose from among the Maiar to guide the vessel of the Sun was named Arien.
- J. R. R. Tolkien: The Silmarillion. Chapter 11, Of the Sun and Moon and the Hiding of Valinor
- Yet even as hope failed and her song faltered, Telperion bore at last upon a leafless bough one great flower of silver, and Laurelin a single trait of gold. These Yavanna took; and then the Trees died, and their lifeless stems stand yet in Valinor, a memorial of vanished joy. But the flower and the fruit Yavanna gave to Aulë, and Manwë hallowed them, and Aulë and his people made vessels to hold them and preserve their radiance: as is said in the Narsilion, the Song of the Sun and Moon. These vessels the Valar gave to Varda, that they might become lamps of heaven. (...) The maiden whom the Valar chose from among the Maiar to guide the vessel of the Sun was named Arien.
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- Published: Oct 19, 2021
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| nykyinen | 20. maaliskuuta 2022 kello 20.58 | | 600 × 750 (67 KiB) | Tik (keskustelu | muokkaukset) | Matěj Čadil: Anar - the Sun vessel Lähde: [https://www.deviantart.com/matejcadil/art/Anar-the-Sun-vessel-895329003 Matěj Čadilin DeviantArt-sivut] Kuvaus (tekijä): :The Sun as described in the Silmarillion, made for Inktober prompt "vessel". 🌞 :Someone suggested this to me and I really love the idea, because it really catches more than one meaning of the word "vessel" – it is both a container to hold the last golden fruit of Laurelin and a ship to traverse the sky. One of t... |
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