~ Thus the tempestuous wind carries those clouds that embrace the land in darkness and dread,
striving to reveal what has been covered by ashes,
the ground from which smoke and vengeance arise.
Darkness follows light,
where all remaining souls plead for nature's crafty hands,
in cry for salvation.
But they turn to the one, who wanders for venegeance...
for honour.~ °~> Please listen to Rite of Vengeance by Fox Amoore <~°
This is for Jaris Wolf and his character... Whom comes to his home village after hunting, only to find it destroyed by the mighty Galva Empire. He then stops at nothing to find those responsible... so he may have his vengeance, his rite of vengeance, to prove that victory is always possible, no matter how hard.
This was so inspiring, I couldn't even hold myself back typing down some quick prosa while looking down the landscapes during painting.
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As ever you carry me away to new and inspired heights with your work. I absolutely love your juxtapositions of Dark and Light, Tranquility and Rage. You have such a brilliant mind and you are able to capture such spirit in your work. This is a truly magnificent piece! Thank you for all the inspiration!
This is truly beautiful!
Though it may be unrelated, it reminds me of an old legend about a wise grandfather and his young grandson.
“I have two wolves inside my heart." said the grandfather.
"One of them is kind and understanding. He lives in harmony and peace.
The other wolf is vengeful and cruel. He rages, but his anger changes nothing.
The two wolves fight inside me to see which is more powerful.”
"Which wolf will win the fight, Grandpa?"
“The one I feed...”
We are who we choose to be.
Though it may be unrelated, it reminds me of an old legend about a wise grandfather and his young grandson.
“I have two wolves inside my heart." said the grandfather.
"One of them is kind and understanding. He lives in harmony and peace.
The other wolf is vengeful and cruel. He rages, but his anger changes nothing.
The two wolves fight inside me to see which is more powerful.”
"Which wolf will win the fight, Grandpa?"
“The one I feed...”
We are who we choose to be.
I like to think that:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7431256/
Is the first part to this character's story.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8263886/
Then this is the second part where he gets his spirit or whatever back.
And now this third part is when he's back in action to mess some shit up. >:U
Or was that already the point? LOL
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7431256/
Is the first part to this character's story.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8263886/
Then this is the second part where he gets his spirit or whatever back.
And now this third part is when he's back in action to mess some shit up. >:U
Or was that already the point? LOL
You are my idol in the art world! Your art is so well done and I just can't stop staring at every little detail! I wanted to see if you'd give me a few pointers, or areas of improvement...someday I want to be a professional artist! I want to draw things like these, if you could please respond with some advice...Ahahaha I'd be very, very happy!
A wonderful piece of art, as always: Coming home to no home would create such emotional eruption - I like how he seems to control himself giving the chance for plotting his right for vengeance. Will he loose himself in the quest to find those responsible, will it create a bitter core that rots him into a blood seeking soul? Or will the drive give him new purpose in life, a title, and a lasting name in the book of ages... Loved the accompanying music by FoxAmoore :)
The words, "When was the last time you smiled?" ran through his mind, spoken softly as the dawn, as an embracing breeze, as time. He'd always been so serious, even before, always off hunting and working and fixing the problems of the village, great or small. With her gentle smile, with her loving eyes, she'd given him the one thing that he'd never known he'd lacked: a love, a happiness. Those words used to light his mind with fire, as the first rays of morning did to the air, and like that golden beam, it could always make him smile.
No longer.
Now the memory brought the smell of blood and fire and horses, the clanging of metal, the screams of children, of his love in his arms...He could not shake the image from his head. His heart felt wrenched and cold and very very tired. And so, he'd let the whisper pass, running through and out his mind like the wind. The pain, he knew, would not be shut out forever, but he could not afford to let his heart melt and grieve her loss. There was justice to be had.
No longer.
Now the memory brought the smell of blood and fire and horses, the clanging of metal, the screams of children, of his love in his arms...He could not shake the image from his head. His heart felt wrenched and cold and very very tired. And so, he'd let the whisper pass, running through and out his mind like the wind. The pain, he knew, would not be shut out forever, but he could not afford to let his heart melt and grieve her loss. There was justice to be had.
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