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marbretherese
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maybe I should try it, that would shock the neighbours!
"Torment in the dark was the danger that I feared, and it did not hold me back.
But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
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But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
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Iolanthe
- Uinen
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Riv Res
- Manwë
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Iolanthe
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Merry
- Varda
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Yes! And that's a very fine bridge as well. This one has the same sort of turquoise-y palette as your Withywindle picture, but I'm thinking here it's used to show that evening is coming.
Sing and be glad, all ye children of the West,
for your King shall come again,
and he shall dwell among you
all the days of your life.
for your King shall come again,
and he shall dwell among you
all the days of your life.
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marbretherese
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Love the reflections, too, Riv, and the foliage!
"Torment in the dark was the danger that I feared, and it did not hold me back.
But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
http://www.marbretherese.com
http://marbretherese.blogspot.com/
But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
http://www.marbretherese.com
http://marbretherese.blogspot.com/
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Riv Res
- Manwë
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Tolkien Art Festival
Many of you have contacted me over the summer to inquire about a new Middle-earth calendar from Rabbit Ridge Art for 2010 and new Tolkien artwork coming this year as well. I am pleased to announce that the Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar is now available for purchase in Special Edition, Limited Edition, and Basic formats.
Special Edition Middle-earth 2010 Calendar
Now Available at Rabbit Ridge Art
Here is the Special Edition Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar. This is the calendar that contains not only the beautiful new artwork for 2010, but also the key Tolkien Lord of the Rings dates highlighted as they occurred in Tolkien's marvelous story. Besides the individual artwork done for each month, the calendar also contains celtic symbols, a popular hallmark of last year's calendar.
Click on the images below to view the wonderful detail of the special calendar.
You can ONLY order the Special Edition Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar through Rabbit Ridge Art at http://www.rabbitridgeart.com . Go here to place your calendar order. Don't miss out!
Limited Edition Middle-earth Prints
Now Available at Rabbit Ridge Art
As mentioned previously, many of you have also contacted me over the summer to inquire about prints of my new Tolkien artwork coming this year as well. I am pleased to announce that the Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Limited Edition prints are now also available only at Rabbit Ridge Art.
I have posted a couple of them here for you to check out. The stories of J.R.R.Tolkien inspire the Best Places in Middle-earth series - full of fun, beauty, and Tolkien magic. Each print is created using the Giclee process to create a virtually indistinguishable replica of the original work of art. Each piece is reproduced on the finest quality Epson Somerset Velvet 255 gsm paper to give each individual print the look and feel of the original watercolor artwork. Each 12" x 16" print is a limited edition of only 50 and is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist.
Check out all the rest of the pieces and order here at Rabbit Ridge Art.
Basic Tolkien Art Assortment
For all of the Basic Middle-earth calendars, prints, notecards, and other fun Tolkien items, please visit the Rabbit Ridge Art Shop at Zazzle. You can NEVER get enough Tolkien!
Many of you have contacted me over the summer to inquire about a new Middle-earth calendar from Rabbit Ridge Art for 2010 and new Tolkien artwork coming this year as well. I am pleased to announce that the Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar is now available for purchase in Special Edition, Limited Edition, and Basic formats.
Special Edition Middle-earth 2010 Calendar
Now Available at Rabbit Ridge Art
Here is the Special Edition Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar. This is the calendar that contains not only the beautiful new artwork for 2010, but also the key Tolkien Lord of the Rings dates highlighted as they occurred in Tolkien's marvelous story. Besides the individual artwork done for each month, the calendar also contains celtic symbols, a popular hallmark of last year's calendar.
Click on the images below to view the wonderful detail of the special calendar.
You can ONLY order the Special Edition Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Calendar through Rabbit Ridge Art at http://www.rabbitridgeart.com . Go here to place your calendar order. Don't miss out!
Limited Edition Middle-earth Prints
Now Available at Rabbit Ridge Art
As mentioned previously, many of you have also contacted me over the summer to inquire about prints of my new Tolkien artwork coming this year as well. I am pleased to announce that the Best Places in Middle-earth 2010 Limited Edition prints are now also available only at Rabbit Ridge Art.
I have posted a couple of them here for you to check out. The stories of J.R.R.Tolkien inspire the Best Places in Middle-earth series - full of fun, beauty, and Tolkien magic. Each print is created using the Giclee process to create a virtually indistinguishable replica of the original work of art. Each piece is reproduced on the finest quality Epson Somerset Velvet 255 gsm paper to give each individual print the look and feel of the original watercolor artwork. Each 12" x 16" print is a limited edition of only 50 and is accompanied by a numbered certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist.
Check out all the rest of the pieces and order here at Rabbit Ridge Art.
Basic Tolkien Art Assortment
For all of the Basic Middle-earth calendars, prints, notecards, and other fun Tolkien items, please visit the Rabbit Ridge Art Shop at Zazzle. You can NEVER get enough Tolkien!
© All Images and Artwork: Rabbit Ridge Art™. All Rights Reserved
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Iolanthe
- Uinen
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Mallorn's out and Riv's Cerin Amroth is there in all its splendour!
Along with some beautiful stuff from Elegaer (the Varda has come out gorgeous on the inside cover!) and some terric new Jef Murrays - his Black Ships in particular!
Go us......
Along with some beautiful stuff from Elegaer (the Varda has come out gorgeous on the inside cover!) and some terric new Jef Murrays - his Black Ships in particular!
Go us......
Now let the song begin! Let us sing together
Of sun, stars, moon and mist, rain and cloudy weather...
Of sun, stars, moon and mist, rain and cloudy weather...
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Riv Res
- Manwë
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marbretherese
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I've got my copy, Riv, and your picture looks wonderful! Mallorn's colour reproduction is second to none!
"Torment in the dark was the danger that I feared, and it did not hold me back.
But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
http://www.marbretherese.com
http://marbretherese.blogspot.com/
But I would not have come, had I known the danger of light and joy."
http://www.marbretherese.com
http://marbretherese.blogspot.com/
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Riv Res
- Manwë
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Merry
- Varda
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Riv Res
- Manwë
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Not sure how good it will be for business, Merry. They only publish the piece and reference the artist...not the website. 
But...I will hype it wherever I can in the next few days.
I got my copy of Mallorn today and yup...there was Cerin Amroth. It is always gratifying to see one's own pieces in print.
I fired off a thank you email to Henry Gee at Mallorn along with a jpeg of The Rolling Log Inn at Frogmorton attached. He answered immediately that he thought it was beautiful and put it in his file for the next Mallorn edition.
Here's hoping...
But...I will hype it wherever I can in the next few days.I got my copy of Mallorn today and yup...there was Cerin Amroth.
It is always gratifying to see one's own pieces in print.I fired off a thank you email to Henry Gee at Mallorn along with a jpeg of The Rolling Log Inn at Frogmorton attached. He answered immediately that he thought it was beautiful and put it in his file for the next Mallorn edition.
Here's hoping...