Starting with an Indian Goddess, the only logical conclusion was to end with an Indian God: "Ganesha".
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Sunday, June 06, 2010
Wreck This Journal: Last Page.
(Note: Taken from my Edition of "Wreck This Journal")
Starting with an Indian Goddess, the only logical conclusion was to end with an Indian God: "Ganesha".
Starting with an Indian Goddess, the only logical conclusion was to end with an Indian God: "Ganesha".
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Wie schöööön!
Malst Du das so aus dem Kopf heraus, oder zeichnest Du das irgendwo ab?
Für die Ganesha hatte ich eine konkrete SW-Vorlage. Bei Kali nur ein farbiges Bild, das ich dann selber in SW "umwandeln" durfte!
Oh wow ... that is gorgeous. You should put the "Ganesh" on the first page - God of New Beginnings, and good luck ;)
Oh, I didn't know that.
The subtitle of the book says something like "creating is destroying", that's what made me think of "Kali".