Sunday, June 13, 2010

For Plutarch

Found at DailyArtFixx.com

10 comments:

tsduff said...

Bravo - this is a spectacular picture!

Zhoen said...

Crow gennlemen.

Fresca said...

Wonderful!
I especially like the hat in the crow's beak.

Harlequin said...

the hat is a nice touch;
what a fine looking community! and their inspection of the human is sublime.
great image.
thanks

Steve said...

Oddly mesmeric and also deeply disturbing...

Hattie said...

Hmm. Do you think he would taste very good, they seem to be saying.

Unknown said...

Disturbing? I should say so.

"As I was walking all alane,
I heard twa corbies mking mane.
One unto the other did say,
Where shall we gang and dine today."

Roderick Robinson said...

I once tried a crossword in The Scotsman (circulated only in the north of the British Isles for some reason). It was impenetrable except for one clue: Q. Author of The Twae Corbies. A. Anon.

There's a tribute to your literary perception coming up in Works Well some time in the near future. Now isn't that a good way of encouraging readership?

EcoRover said...

That's good--looks like something out of Hans Christian Andersen.

susan said...

How very elegant and sublime. You have excellent taste.