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Caine says October 9, 2017 at 11:30 am Yes, even the bog standard xian subjects of the day take on a difference with Horton; I don’t think he could help but relate them back to the actual origin stories.
Marcus Ranum says October 9, 2017 at 1:32 pm Caine@#2: I don’t even know what “composition” is but I love his compositions.
Caine says October 9, 2017 at 1:37 pm Marcus: I don’t even know what “composition” I do, and he was a bloody genius at it. Things are never quite what they seem with Horton, you have to truly look at his work.
I love how this visually references Byzantine art!
Yes, even the bog standard xian subjects of the day take on a difference with Horton; I don’t think he could help but relate them back to the actual origin stories.
Scales, not feathers! They look like milkweed seed pods. ♥
Caine@#2:
I don’t even know what “composition” is but I love his compositions.
Marcus:
I do, and he was a bloody genius at it. Things are never quite what they seem with Horton, you have to truly look at his work.