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Connisour of Celestial Objects Miniature Art Print
Connoisseur of Celestial Objects — Miniature Fantasy Art Print
Bring a touch of whimsical storytelling into your space with this miniature ink-and-watercolor art print. Based on the original painting of the same name, Connoisseur of Celestial Objects. It comes from the soon-to-be-released book of paintings and tales, “The Mystic Tales of the Wisdom Seekers.” This piece captures a delicate, magical moment in a collectible scale.
Each piece is crafted with care: the miniature print is securely mounted to a sturdy 1/8-inch wood panel. For a personal touch, the piece’s title, artist name, and website are handwritten directly on the back of the wood panel.
Product Details:
- Dimensions: 3.8 inches x 2.8 inches
- Materials: Ink-and-watercolor print on a 1/8” sturdy wood panel
- Back Details: The title, artist name, and website
- Shipping: Carefully packed in a protective sleeve and shipped via USPS in a standard stamped envelope
Display Ideas:
- Frame it traditionally with a custom mat.
- Slip it inside a greeting card to send a truly special, keepsake gift.
- Tuck it into a themed gift basket for an art lover.
Cave of Stars Miniature Print
Cave of Stars— Miniature Fantasy Art Print
Bring a touch of whimsical storytelling into your space with this miniature ink-and-watercolor art print. Based on the original painting of the same name, Cave of Stars. It comes from the soon-to-be-released book of paintings and tales, “The Mystic Tales of the Wisdom Seekers.” This piece captures a delicate, magical moment in a collectible scale.
Each piece is crafted with care: the miniature print is securely mounted to a sturdy 1/8-inch wood panel. For a personal touch, the piece’s title, artist name, and website are handwritten directly on the back of the wood panel.
Product Details:
- Dimensions: 3.8 inches x 2.8 inches
- Materials: Ink-and-watercolor print on a 1/8” sturdy wood panel
- Back Details: The title, artist name, and website
- Shipping: Carefully packed in a protective sleeve and shipped via USPS in a standard stamped envelope
Display Ideas:
- Frame it traditionally with a custom mat.
- Slip it inside a greeting card to send a truly special, keepsake gift.
- Tuck it into a themed gift basket for an art lover.
- Prop it up on a miniature tabletop easel on a desk or bookshelf.
Guardian of the Rainbow Bridge of Knowledge
High above the horizon of the planet, which goes by the name “Isle of Wisdom,” a world known for the birth of the“Oracle of the Stars,” lies the Moon Library, where divine wisdom and knowledge are received, and the Sun Vault, where it is taken when not shared and there stored.
A lone guardian keeps watch and tends both these celestial places. His job is to receive interstellar coded messages of knowledge and wisdom from across the universe and decipher them into the language of Aven. What is deemed worthy of sharing with the rest of the universe is then cataloged and placed in the Moon Library for all who wish to reap the newly acquired bits and pieces of the news from around the cosmos.
When Information of great importance is identified and is not wished to be shared, it is to be transported to the Sun Vault under lock and key for safekeeping. This is where the task of the Guardian of the Rainbow Bridge gets a bit on the dicey side. In order for him to transfer the new knowledge and wisdom, he must venture out from the Moon Library into the expanse of the cosmos, where he will traverse the Rainbow Bridge that connects to the Sun Vault. A fearless being our guardian he needs to be, for he may encounter numerous hazards along the way. Armed with only a solar lantern and a glowing orb upon his staff to light his way, he faces numerous dangers such as solar winds, fly-by meteors, and space bandits that may be lying in wait. The job we speak of here is not for the faint of heart, but for a strong and true Wisdom Seeker who believes in and is committed to preserving certain secrets of the universe from those who may wish to use newfound knowledge as power to spread their evil ways and harmful purposes. May the Stars live forever. Krafcik http://www.angelwingartfarm.com
Lost City on the Moon
The Lost City on the Moon; The Moon Castle, that was the name it was called ages ago. There may be only a few who had the knowledge of how it came to be. But many did understand that it was and is still there. Where is it located, you may ask? Why, silly, it is stationed on the dark side of the Moon. Under the shadow of space and below the mighty craters. Yes, below, as in underground.A celestial home to the Aven people. The Avens were the ones asked by the Sun to build the Moon. When the Avens began their construction, it was only to be a quarter of the Moon, but the Sun felt the city needed to be hidden from sight. There, the plan came to be for the Lost City on the Moon and the Moon Castle to be under the craters where the Avens could keep building the Moon into a round shape. When they were finished, the Sun noticed that the Moon panels that the Avens used to complete the Moon were dull. The Sun wanted the Moon to reflect its light so people of the Blue Island would think of him even at night. To fix this problem, the Avens got to work and coated the Moon’s surface with a layer of glue. Then the Sun took out a pouch of stardust he had stowed in his pocket and blew it all onto the surface of the Moon. The stardust made the Moon glitter, and with the help of the glue, it stuck to the surface. That is how the Moon came to reflect the light from the Sun and how the Moon came to be in the night sky.
The Sun and the Solar System
The Sun and The Solar System; The Sun sat in the sky, heating up all around him with his warm glow. Day in, day out, shine, shine, shine. Now, even a hard-working disc needs a break from work every now and then. Thinking of what he could do to break up the mundane, a thought came to him. I bet my buddy the Moon would have an idea for some fun. So the Sun wrote a note to the Moon. It read,” Hey, Moon! I know you like to fool around. have any ideas on how I can let loose?” The Sun called a delivery star to take his note to the Moon. When the Moon received the message from the Sun, the Moon tapped his chin and thought a bit about how she could help the Sun. After pondering for a few nights, the Moon came up with an idea. One morning when the Sun rose in the sky, a delivery star came to him with two wrapped boxes from the Moon. “What’s this?” asked the Sun. “Open them and see,” replied the Star. The Sun was all excited because he didn’t receive many presents, and one by one, he opened the boxes. Inside was a container with the label “PLANET BUBBLES.” A note was also included inside the gift box. It read, “Dear Sun, enclosed is a fun way to relax and literally blow off steam.” There was another note inside the other box. It had instructions. It read, ” Take out the wand, dip it into the container, and blow.” Well, alrighty then, I’ll give it a go, thought the Sun to himself. He took the wand out of the container. It had a loop on one end. Dipping the wand into the container, and with a mighty blow, he blew into the loop. What came out of the other side surprised him. It was bubbles, but inside the bubbles were planets of all different sizes and colors. They slowly floated away from him and drifted into space. Pluto, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter. Then out came Mars, Earth, Venus, and Mercury. The Sun gave out a hearty laugh. He thought he’d better stop there, not wanting the sky to get too full of planets and nine being his favorite number and all. He put the cap back on the “PLANET BUBBLE” container and put it next to the wand. This, my friends, is how the solar system came to be.
One Who Paints the Sky
At one time the heavens were vast, plain, and pale. The sun held no color, and the night sky was dark and lonely. That was until a cosmic artist was called upon to add color to day and night. Dressed in a gown woven from stars and planets, with a crescent moon for a head, he stood on tiptoes on a single star, holding a color palette in one hand and a paintbrush in the other. There, he would choose the colors to brighten the day. Yellow for the Sun, light blue to fill the sky, and white for the clouds. To give the darkness of the night some light, he would switch to a palette of purples and dark blues. For the stars and planets that swirled and danced through the night, all the colors of the rainbow. He is known as “One Who Paints the Sky”.
The Keeper of Night and Day
The Keeper of Night and Day: Once there was this place where he sat every day at the top of the mountain. The same piece of ground, the same view of the horizon. Like the rest of the trees, he started as an acorn that turned into a sapling. Then, with the help of rain and the Sun above grew into a mighty Oak. Within the entire forest, he had become known as “The Keeper of the Night and Day.” It was not the title he wished for, but a task that was bestowed upon him. You see, long ago, another Keeper stood in the same spot that he stands now. That was until an axman came and chopped the old Keeper down one day. Now the job has become his to spread his limbs and cast his shadow and shade for all to enjoy. You may ask why he is known to one and all as “The Keeper of Night and Day?” For most folks, there is a difference between night and day, but here, high on top of this particular mountain, the only difference between night and day is what side of the tree you stand on. There is no other place on the Blue Island where this happens. Only one, and this is the place. The home of the Keeper of the Night and Day. So if you are in the dark and need some light, remember all you have to do is step to the other side of the tree.
StarCatcher
Star Catcher: There was a time when the Sun held the same position in the sky each and every day. There was no Spring, Autumn, or Winter. Only Summer. The people of the Earth became weary of the same old, same old thing. The wise ones knew of an ancient group of space travelers who may be able to help them in their quest for different seasons. A summons went out for help. The answer to their call was heard. Coming to their aid was an ancient order of cosmic beings. They are referred to as the Star Catchers. Some of you may know of thhttps://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Star-Catcher-1375622701is order of cosmic existence, and others may not. If not, here is the story of the Star Catcher. It is a job that requires a specific type of person to do. Not many can aspire to be trained as a “Star Catcher.” Only a few can finally, after much training, achieve the status of a “Star Catcher.” To be a Star Catcher, one must possess a steady hand and an excellent aim. Once approved and certified, they are awarded a golden magical rope that is used to lasso stars from the sky. On the day the Star Catcher arrived, he positioned himself on the highest cloud he could find. Taking a firm footing, he looped the golden magical rope around the Sun, tightened it snugly, and slowly brought it back to Earth. Once secured, it was then placed in a cosmic box and sent on its way to the Garage of Stars for a thorough inspection. There, it was quickly worked on. The objective of the work was to cause the Sun to move from its location in the Earth’s sky, which it has held steadily for years. They removed the brakes and installed a spring. Then, without the brakes, a mechanism was installed to allow the Sun to move freely across the sky. When it moved slowly to the North and finally reached the lowest level in the sky, the springs they placed in the Sun would help it slowly bounce back to the level it had started from, and when it reached that spot, it would slowly begin its downward motion once again. This movement would occur repeatedly, and with that help, Earth’s people finally experienced four distinct seasons. All the land was ever grateful for the assistance of the Star Catcher. https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Star-Catcher-1375622701
The Heaven’s Fall
*Alert ; Digital Prints available for the cost of $5.00. Support the crazy minds that roam this here planet. “The Heaven’s Fall” is part of my Wisdom Seekers series. I aimed to bring my ideas to life through a combination of ink and watercolor paintings, allowing them to stand alone as a cohesive story. But that wasn’t all; I had devised tales to spin for the viewers. Infusing my unique ideas about the cosmos into both art and words, I enchant readers by opening their minds and imaginations and exploring the cosmos. ** As a FREE BONUS, I am including the tale of “The Heaven’s Fall” https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/The-Heavens-Fall-1373619171
The Knowledge of the Forest
“The Knowledge of the Forest” celebrates cosmic wanderers, folklore, and the quiet magic found in the spaces between the stars. Originally painted by hand using fine ink and watercolor textures, it has been meticulously digitized to preserve every crack, grain, and wash of the original canvas. To purchase a digital print, go to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Knowledge-of-the-Forest-1372924078
Cave of Stars
Cave of Stars is part of my Wisdom Seekers series. I aimed to bring my ideas to life through a combination of ink and watercolor paintings, allowing them to stand alone as a cohesive story. But that wasn’t all; I had devised tales to spin for the viewers. Infusing my unique ideas about the cosmos into both art and words, I enchant readers by opening their minds and imaginations and exploring the cosmos. ** This is an original hand-painted ink-and-watercolor digital print, now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, transport to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Cave-of-Stars-1366148870
https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Cave-of-Stars-1366148870
Climbed the Stars
Climbed the Stars; an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, transport to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Climbed-the-Stars-1366126981
Meteor Shower
Meteor Shower; an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, transport to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Meteor-Shower-1364627597
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