Myth of the Crow

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David Terrill

@davidterrillkc

drawing, gouache, illustration, mythology, nature, pen and ink, watercolor

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Greek mythology around the crow, its feathers, Apollo and Coronis.

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    mindthegap (@mindthegap)
    12/11/2020 @ 4:38am

    cool pic

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    Melissa Scheu (@inkpaperstring)
    12/13/2020 @ 11:56am

    Amazing! That polychrome crow still reads visually as dark and black and I can't stop looking at it.

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