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Published: 2009-08-10 16:26:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 2631; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 131
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I like the Goddess one better personally, but I thought I should make a similar one for the God as well.Text is taken from an invocation to the God by Scott Cunningham.
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Just beautiful, I can't Decide which one I like better!!!
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Wow, sieht klasse aus! Magst du mir verraten, welchen Zeichensatz du verwendet hast? Ich finde die Schrift faszinierend...
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Ich bin froh Sie mΓΆgen es. Die Schriftart die ich habe benutzt ich habe gefunden auf dA - [link] Traurig fΓΌr das schlechte Deutsch, habe ich einen Γbersetzer benutzt
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Once again, a very nice invocation. Gotta love the natural colours. Whereas the Goddess makes me feel love and warm feelings (like a lavender field in the sun) the one of the God is ringhtness, endurance and strength (caverns by the sea, dominated by the water and earth; strong and soothing at the same time). Lovely!!!
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Ah, you write awesome comments
Thank you, again, for the kind words.
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Well, it's easy to write awesome comments for awesome art!!
Beware my flames though! I'm as creative in that department as in the nice review one!! LOL
You deserve this comment. I wanted to ask you; would you like to make one like the goddess and god one with a poem from me? I'm saving for a drawing tablet but I would really like to post something for Paganarts. Just let me know!!! Looking forward to your art!!
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You mean like a collaboration? That'd be great, I've never done one of those before 
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Yeah, something like that. I write poems and have some pretty wicked ideas for my artwork but...I don't have the equipment yet to make it come true.
I have one poem, invocation that I wrote a while ago. Your work is exactly how I wanted it to be. A beautiful background with the words and symbols.
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If you'd like, send the poem in a note, and I'll come up with a background for it
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That would be amazing.
Er...*looks around room* If I can find it I'll be sure to send it directly.
Kizzels and kuddels
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