EDIT: Illustration Friday week of 01.25.08
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[end.]“From a script I am writing for a short.La Llorona is sometimes called the Woman in White or the Weeping Woman is a figure in North American folklore, the ghost of a woman crying for her dead children that she drowned. Her appearances are sometimes held to presage death and frequently are claimed to occur near bodies of water, particularly streams and rivers. There is much variation in tales of La Llorona, which are popular in Mexico and the United States (especially in Mexican American communities), and to an extent the rest of the Americas
-David
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Interesting interpretation-I’ve never seen her depicted over a horse.
Your work is ethereal…amazing…brilliant!
very striking! i like the legend you chose to illustrate – I really enjoy north american folklore as well : )
This is really cool- very dreamlike.
This is an interesting interpretation!
this is a fantastic interpretation of this tale! love the horse (i’d never heard of a version that involved a horse).
Striking image and a great interpretation of the legend.