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Red, Black, White, And Deja is so intricate (!!), there is a lot to appreciate about it, but I love the use of words the most. Words are sooo beautiful, especially when sketched into a piece of art. A Storm is extra intricate and beautiful too. I like that it starts on a brick wall and just gets deeper and deeper and... = ) Yet the simplicity of the Victorious Death is profound in its own rugged right—I have a strong liking for it.
ReplyDeleteI Hear the Music is my other favorite. I love the strong themes provided through nature—roots being one of these particularly strong themes. And how often do we really consider the roots of music? Whose stories and what messages are being portrayed in the instrumentals and the lyrics? The roots go much deeper than the Bilboard charts.
The Shattering is sweet too. The yellow colors make all of the details seem approachable.
I like Saturated because the shades are pretty. = )