This listing is for the fine art giclee print I'd Call Your Name When Autumn Came
FRAME NOT INCLUDED. This listing is for the print only
‘It’s said that the unicorn daughter was formed from a tree. Nursed in the golden glow of the Ochre light by the Green Man themself. And as the years turned and the moon cycles grew dim, they’d call her back to them, her name ever a whisper on the tip of twisted roots. Eager daughter rooted in place by green lies cloaked in fairytales.’
Throughout this fictional video game, you’d uncover memories about the world’s inhabitants. Lore from long ago that unravels between whichever of the two protagonists you choose to play as. The Ochre Queen, lady of the golden light, who, unlike the Hunstmink, can no longer interact with the castle at the center of the world. Can you piece together her hidden memories, or better still, heal her from them?
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Part of Donne Toi la Lune, my narrative project built on a lifetime of existing inspirations and myths within my universe.
The lore unfolds through drawn and painted screenshots of a video game from another reality.
It follows my beloved Ochre Queen and Huntsmink as they traverse an oneiric world of loss, desire, and false gods trying to understand their memories of one another which have become little more than forgotten dreams and nightmares.
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PRINTS
Frame not included
~ Printed on gallery-quality cotton textured art paper with archival inks.
~ Hand-embellished details painted with strokes of fine metallic watercolor making each print unique.
~ Hand signed.
~ Sizes: 5×7 inches
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Orders are typically shipped within 7 days* of being placed and from there usually take 3-7 days to arrive within the US, and 2-12 weeks outside the US. If you require faster shipping, please email me at aria@ariafawn.com
* Any order containing a tapestry may take an additional TWO WEEKS to ship as tapestries are made to order
Note that colors may vary slightly from your screen to actual print due to screen calibration.
This listing is for the fine art giclee print I'd Call Your Name When Autumn Came
FRAME NOT INCLUDED. This listing is for the print only
‘It’s said that the unicorn daughter was formed from a tree. Nursed in the golden glow of the Ochre light by the Green Man themself. And as the years turned and the moon cycles grew dim, they’d call her back to them, her name ever a whisper on the tip of twisted roots. Eager daughter rooted in place by green lies cloaked in fairytales.’
Throughout this fictional video game, you’d uncover memories about the world’s inhabitants. Lore from long ago that unravels between whichever of the two protagonists you choose to play as. The Ochre Queen, lady of the golden light, who, unlike the Hunstmink, can no longer interact with the castle at the center of the world. Can you piece together her hidden memories, or better still, heal her from them?
———
Part of Donne Toi la Lune, my narrative project built on a lifetime of existing inspirations and myths within my universe.
The lore unfolds through drawn and painted screenshots of a video game from another reality.
It follows my beloved Ochre Queen and Huntsmink as they traverse an oneiric world of loss, desire, and false gods trying to understand their memories of one another which have become little more than forgotten dreams and nightmares.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PRINTS
Frame not included
~ Printed on gallery-quality cotton textured art paper with archival inks.
~ Hand-embellished details painted with strokes of fine metallic watercolor making each print unique.
~ Hand signed.
~ Sizes: 5×7 inches
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Orders are typically shipped within 7 days* of being placed and from there usually take 3-7 days to arrive within the US, and 2-12 weeks outside the US. If you require faster shipping, please email me at aria@ariafawn.com
* Any order containing a tapestry may take an additional TWO WEEKS to ship as tapestries are made to order
Note that colors may vary slightly from your screen to actual print due to screen calibration.
