The Moon Watching Over Us

"The Moon Watching Over Us" is my latest series of illustrations, made for Patreon as per my patrons' chosen theme of the month, the idea was to further explore the connection between humans and the moon.
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PRINTS:

–titles–
• Gladiolus: two knights on their horses, a gladiolus flower in between them, a crescent moon behind them lighting up the tuscan hills;
• Ifigenia: as written in the Homeric tale, Ifigenia was Agamemnon's daughter, she had been saved by Artemis, goddess of the Moon and the Hunt, from being sacrificed by her father to the god of wind to have a prosperous sail to Ilium; Ifigenia, a child, stands holding onto Artemis' arm her eyes looking at the ground as she ponders what could've been if she hadn't been saved, next to her Artemis looks at the viewer with a rageful eye, two female deers, sacred to Artemis, circle them, behind them a waning gibbous moon creates a triangular beam of light;
• Sabba's Night Fever: a group of whitches parties in the forest, a big bonfire in front of them lights their happy faces with rosé hues, behind the trees in the background a full moon;

–specs–
- international A5 (148 x 210mm; 5.8 x 8.3 inches)
- 300g "Tintoretto Chalk - Turner" paper
- printed in Italy

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STICKER SHEET:

–description–
seven designs: a scimitar, the hands of the two knights from the print holding the gladiolus and cradling each other, the head of a deer with a crescent moon over it, a cat made of a night sky, a lily, a dancing witch, a waning crescent moon carrying the script "with the moon as my witness" –not a quote–;

–specs–
- international A6 (105 x 148mm; 4.1 x 5.8 inches)
- vinyl (anti scratch, UV light resistant, water resistant)
- printed in Italy

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