#149.21 - The calendar collection so far

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I think I began this like all things I began because I wanted to combine things which I liked. Here we have astronomy, astrology, natural sciences, mythology and art. I just thought why the feck not eh? Sacred geometry and numerology as well. Just put everything in. I began this in January and it proceeded in a fit and start type manner. I became stuck on Aries because I have an awful time with Ariens and then I was watching Lucifer as the new season had dropped. And I had for a long time told myself that Tom Ellis was going to be the head in Aries. So I was inspired I guess and I decided to make it landscape to fit both the heads in - Ram's and Man's. It doesn't look like Tom Ellis and it isn't supposed to - it was just something to keep me happy while I was drawing it. OK it looks a little bit like him but not really. It was supposed to be more of a man from the middle east. Which it does.

I am ECSATIC about the entire thing. I am going to write an accompanying test for it as well. Just maybe I could do something about a calendar which gives people something to think about. I have NO IDEA what I am doing for the twins. Maybe something along the lines of reflection ... maybe the sun and the moon - I know the twins are supposed to be Castor and Pollux but I have no relationship to them. 

I have a closer relationship to Apollo and Artemis. 

Anyways, just wanted to log it here. The two drawings before I head off to school.





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