watercolor aceo 11/2013
She makes her home in the Sumida river by the sacred temple where she can keep watch over the priest whom she loves.
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how unusual! in the time of Basho, perhaps?
Lead my pony
across this wide moor to where
the cuckoo sings
Are you referring to Basho the haiku poet? Never mind though because of your comment I have discovered him. Loving the haiku. And maybe this dragon has roots in that time.
Lovely and so ethereal! And she comes with a tale (ha!)! The dragon-protectress…I really like that…I can envision her rising up from misty waters.
Thanks Camilla. Yes the mists. They seem to always suggest otherworldly. I’m quite enthralled with the Japanese dragons. The Japanese art seems to have a soft fierceness which I love.
Breathtakingly lovely and so very, very sweet.
Thank you. As dragons go, she is also loyal. This is a very important quality in a protector. Ahh….a dragon protector. Now that would be wild.
Your work is amazing!!
Thank you. I’m so glad that you are enjoying the art.
Beautiful Hoshi, full of Zen wisdom.
Thank you Carmen. Perhaps that explains her attachment to the priest/monk.
Your art is wonderful. I love the eyes on this one 🙂
Thank you. These dragon eyes are slightly doleful. Quite by chance.
I love the colors and the sweet, loving eyes
Thank you Linda