Charcoal and Graphite Drawing.
“After a time whose heartbeats or ages he could not have numbered or named he came to those far mountains that wall the world and whose shoulders bear the burden of the skies. Glorylight goldened their faces and beckoned. A warm wind rose and bore him up and the wings he had found or been given knew their way and he followed into that light.”
Image and text by Mark Reep 2010
mark reep, dreams in black and white, charcoal, mountains, graphite pencil, sepia, light
I’m an artist, writer, and editor. My drawings, photography, fiction, poetry, and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in American Art Collector, Endicott Journal, Bluecanvas 14, Prick of the Spindle, Blue Fifth Review, Metazen, Moon Milk Review, Smash Cake, Gloom Cupboard, Fictionaut Selects, Big City Lit, Word Riot, and many other publications. Visit my website: http://markreep.net
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This kind of reminds me of Albert Bierstadt’s work….beautiful!
Thanks, Sandra. Much appreciated!
– Mark Reep