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January’s Wolf Moon
This one was a real design challenge for me. I wanted to do something realistic and not cartoonish, but I didn’t want to end up doing a silhouette against the full moon. Even though that would have fit my theme, it’s just done too much. Then I started thinking about the way a wolf’s eyes seem to pierce and penetrate whatever they see, and the way they emerge from the surroundings. So often, a wolf is hard to spot. But those eyes…
You can find links to more of the Bead Journal Project’s participants on Robin Atkin’s blog.
You can also click on “Bead Journal Project” under “categories” in the right-hand sidebar of my blog, that is!) to see the past seven months’ beaded journal pages.
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Thank you, Ellen and Kathy! OK, that seals it…there’s just something about wolves that girls can’t resist… ;-)
I, too, am quite fond of wolves. Your beaded depiction of wolf eyes is excellent!
Kathy V in NM
Oh Stephie, I am SOOOO jealous of you! Your babies are beautiful. It’s *almost* time for me to get new babies, but not quite yet…
Perfect Cyndi, I love the wolf eyes!!
Ooops – apparently not *sticks picture in blog instead*
They’re stunning eyes and the shape is just right.
I’m another wolf-substitute owner – these are my babies :o) Callie is a white-apricot mix we’ve had since she was 10 weeks and sabre is a black & tan rescue dog.
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Thank you, Timaree! I was the owner of German Shepherds for years because I wasn’t allowed to have wolves ;-)
Love those eyes. A very effective page! I love a wolf’s eyes and you are right they are penetrating, knowing, wise. I don’t want to be out with the wolves and coyotes but I love seeing them out in their habitat while my dogs are mostly safe in theirs.
Thank you, Barb! It’s always been the wolf’s eyes that I’ve found so riveting… :-)
That is *so* cool. I loved those eyes.
Thank you, Robin! I am really happy with how it came out this month :-)
The eyes are piercing, indeed! Very good that you avoided the trite and made this moon your own!
Thank you, Sue! You’ve just told me that I was successful :-)
Wonderful page, those eyes are definitely scary.