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Yay! I know, I’m way behind in commenting; I’ll get there. I just wanted to
celebrate that you’ve finally taken on a Psalm. I really like how you
illustrate some of the more abstract scenes (like the line about the snares of
Sheol) as opposed to straight narrative. I’m hoping you’ll continue to do more
of the poetic books, and also the prophetic books, to see how you’ll illustrate
them.
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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Yay! I know, I’m way behind in commenting; I’ll get there.
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Hey, just nice to hear from you as always, Bruce.
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I just wanted to
celebrate that you’ve finally taken on a Psalm. I really like how you
illustrate some of the more abstract scenes (like the line about the snares
of Sheol) as opposed to straight narrative. I’m hoping you’ll continue to do
more of the poetic books, and also the prophetic books, to see how you’ll
illustrate them.
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I couldn’t resist the imagery of this one, and it was certainly fun to visualize
it in LEGO. I’m sure I’ll illustrate more Psalms and also the parts of the
less-narrative writings of the prophets eventually, but my highest interest
level is still for the more dramatic parts of Biblical narrative. I think I’ll
move on to the chronologically-next stories of King Solomon before casting my
sites elsewhere.
-Brendan
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