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"And the universe said, I love you because you are love." DO YOU UNDERSTAND?! YOU ARE LOVE. EXISTENCE IS— IN AND OF ITSELF —LOVE. LOVE IS THE BLOOD COURSES THROUGH YOUR VEINS. LOVE IS THE SPROUTS OF THE EARTH. THE STARDUST THAT ALL OF US ARE MADE FROM IS LOVE. YOU ARE THE UNIVERSE. YOU ARE A PRODUCT OF LOVE. THE UNIVERSE IS A PRODUCT OF LOVE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!
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school assignment, making a storybook illustration for a quote. i chose watership down.
personally i think there is something to be said about the act of looking up and humans and animals and how love and wonder fit into all that but idk maybe im crazy
I was going through a bit of a rough patch with my motivation, but recently i bought the graphic novel of Watership down, i loved it so much i then found and watched the original animated movie and loved it also! I absolutely adore the story of El Arairah, especially within the graphic novel! this is a piece based on Frith granting El Arairah his blessings to be able to escape danger.
Finally started reading the Watership Down graphic novel on Amazon Kindle
I know that Lord Frith has always just been the sun, but there’s just something funny about the graphic novel depicting the rabbits’ version of God himself as the most generic simple “smily face sun” design
Whereas in previous adaptations he looked a lot more intricate
But no the graphic novel just said "he's a cartoon sun with a smiley face" /lh
"Whenever they catch you...they will kill you." - Lord Frith, Watership Down. Few books go hard the way that Watership Down does. People talk about how horrifying it is, but really that's just life for a wild animal. I always appreciated how folks would ask the author what it means and he'd always tell them that it's a book about rabbits. Because it is just that. A book about rabbits. And not terribly far off from their reality.
'Watership Down' by Chris Thornley (Raid71).
A3+ (13" x 19") giclee prints, in signed and numbered limited editions of 71 for £35 each, and £105 for a 4 print matching-numbered set.
On sale from Friday April 17 at 6pm UK from Chris' website.
But first they must catch you
Ahhh I'm so proud of this piece!! :D
Prints are now available: https://artofmaquenda.etsy.com/listing/1711250095/but-first-they-must-catch-you-print
The fields are covered in blood
I just realized I never posted this here. Art from March of last year.
I'm going to keep bugging you guys about this.
“No, but Watership Down isn't a cheerful or hopeful story—the rabbits' lives are never easy, not even when they aren't fighting.”
Are you sure? Are you sure there are no moments of relaxation or play in the story? Are you sure there are no moments where the rabbits sit down to rest and lift their spirits after hearing an inspiring story? Are you sure the rabbits can’t find peace in poems, in honoring their fallen, and drawing inspiration from them to keep on living?
Are we talking about the same story whose most overused line ends with “And your people will never be destroyed”? A promise that is constantly repeated throughout the text, emphasizing the struggle for peace in the face of all challenges.
The same one that is fulfilled at the end with the protagonist dying in PEACE and tranquility under the promise that his people will never perish and will be fine forever... are we talking about this very same story?
Because I don’t know, I’ve seen quite a few people on Goodreads disappointed because they believed Watership Down was an “allegorical” story only to find a story about the lives of some rabbits.
Could it be that “media-literate” people are incapable of grasping the basic messages of a work before delving into its supposed “deep, hidden allegorical messages”?
“El-Ahrairah, your people cannot rule, for I will not have it so. All the world will be your enemy, prince with a thousand enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first, they must catch you…”
