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[ariadnem]

I guess I'd mentioned this before.  Some weeks ago I was working on my writings, it was "fallen" and there was a touching movement for Gabriel, and I ended up drawing some...lines

Here it is...

yes I know...it's fat...way  fat, but I like it ^^

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[hounsou.livejournal.com]

Parece un ángel bastante humano...

Seguramente nadie se había planteado antes el hecho de que a un ángel le gustase comer... un ángel pecador?

[ariadnem.livejournal.com]

JAJAJAJAJA!!!!!!


Vos sabés que yo de dibujos no sé nada....y mira el resultado, desproporcionado y todo, hehehehhe. pero sí, de seguro que le gusta comer. ^_~

[scorpioyue.livejournal.com]

Looks like he were thinking deeply about something. About the destiny of the gods, perhaps? ^^/

[muinteor.livejournal.com]

I love abstract drawing, but I'm hopeless at it.

You have achieved a simplistic yet effective rendering of an angel in this sketch.

The way his head is tilted... like he's looking over his shoulder at... whom?

There is sadness in his posture, or resignation.

Do angels have a conscience, I wonder? This one does, I think...

[ariadnem.livejournal.com]

I am too, besides, I don't draw at all. But it's nice when I can do things I'm not supposed to do, hehehehe. Like writing, for example XD

[muinteor.livejournal.com]

Hahahahaha!!!

I just realised I posted my comment in the wrong place... Sorry... I am clumsy, aren't I? or is it absent-minded?

About doing things we're supposed to or not supposed to do... I don't think there are things we're not meant to do... we can do whatever we set our minds to, drawing, writing, language learning, dancing, cooking, gardening, whatever.

And as for writing, you were born to write. I know you've been a story-teller all your life, and you have so many stories to tell. You keep writing, dear friend, and keep drawing too!

[ariadnem.livejournal.com]

The Messenger had also told his God and brothers about the need of redemption the gods might have had. He had said that the gods as well as the humans had been given freedom to choose, thus they should also have the option of redemption.

It was impossible not to remember God’s benevolent face turned towards him. Gabriel thought once again.

This was what I was thinking about when I made that drawing, remember this part? (It's from chap 1) ^^ So yes, it's some sort of Gabriel lost on his thoughts.

[scorpioyue.livejournal.com]

I think it fits the quote really well. ^^