I was at my studio early to work on this 50X54" piece which is simular to Dreamers in that it has faces. Two to be exact, one is obvious, the other hidden, maybe there are more. The Goose Girl is a traditional fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm.
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2 comments:
One face has a smile the other not so...sort of like the comedy and tragedy masks...?
Love the colours...kewl.
Not so intentional, that's how it turned out. Glad you like it!
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