Wednesday, July 26, 2006
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The text and paintings on The Trowbridge Chronicles are taken from the illustrated journal of Violet Trowbridge, a shrew that once lived in a village deep in the Olympic Rain Forest. Each new post will represent a portion of Mrs. Trowbridge’s journal.
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19 comments:
That is so cute and sad at the same time. Just adorable. I can't stop looking at the gorgeous island scene (would work for 'Skyline' as well) you created. What nice effects you've created with the sunset and its reflection in the water. A nice tribute to Skylar.
Oh...this is so sad. Poor little Skylar! I do love the beautiful seashore you painted in his memory. There's such a lovely glow and reflection from the sun.
Nice job Bron! I love your chronicles. What a great idea :) Your work is fantastic and an inspiration too!
a sad posting but a wonderful illo. lov the shimmer of the sun on the water. great colors
How strange it is to read such a sad journal entry.
But their life reflects ours.
Beautiful sunset for a beautiful memory.
Beautiful sad story of Skylar-he's so cute. The painting is serene and warm, perfect for his story. Love your work!
Very beautiful.
Poetic and beautiful!
very very beautiful!
Tragic and lovely!
I feel for Skylar for losing his best friend. I lost two friends (one in sickness and another in a car accident)when I was little.
A beautiful sunset reminds one that time and tide waits for no man. Live in full every second of one's life.
Beautiful wild rose (is that also called a 'rock' rose?) and sunset scene.
Oh my Mrs. T!! Poor Skylar!! So sad! But a gorgeous - seriously - island and sunset! Wow!!
This is the most beautiful sunset i have ever seen. Skylar must be looking down on it from Shrew heaven. There is a tenderness here that carries the warm whispers of gentle breezes and the slight sound of the rippling waters.
A beautifully written and touching story. . .
You really do a fine job of describing the world with imagination but also reality. I am very sorry for Skylar and Nils. We watched the Parrots of telegraph Hill recently and we were also saddened at one of the Parrots demise by a hawk, but, we love hawks too.
This is so personal and moving. Thank you for sharing the sad in your world as that is the Tao of Life
Lovely & sad.
Smooch,
The Tart
; *
Olga:
This is the most beautiful thing in the world great job
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