Ghostwen hehe. I'm kinda working on these 2 pieces that include flower symbolism and Owen as a vision and I want him to look a little whimsical. The flowers are rue, because yeah...

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Ghostwen hehe. I'm kinda working on these 2 pieces that include flower symbolism and Owen as a vision and I want him to look a little whimsical. The flowers are rue, because yeah...
a little too much
Inktober Day Seven: Rue + Grim Reaper
Rue: innocence, purity, young bride or repentance, sorrow, grief
Rue by Avoice
The rue flower (*Ruta graveolens*) is Lithuania's unofficial national flower and a deeply traditional symbol of the nation, representing purity, innocence, and youth. For centuries, it has been an integral part of Lithuanian bachelorette parties, wedding wreaths, and folk songs.
Rue The Day
---------------------------🌾 I know people can't be trusted. I let my naivety get the better of me, But that won't be the case anymore. I keep a dagger in my back pocket, So I can stab you in the chest, As you go for my back. I'll make a mess of the heart you've ruined, And I'll be the something you feel like you lack. I'll haunt you in every journey, I'll be at the foot of your bed. The mountains will howl my name, And you'll regret the day that you left And you'll rue the day that I left.
(Photo from Pinterest)
Rue and the flower she was named after
The Common Rue