team everyday love will be hitting the road tomorrow, sf to seattle. we’re super excited! if you want to follow along with our adventure, i will be twittering and instagraming ^_^ and if you’re around, hope to see you at emerald city comicon i’ll be in artist alley table n-16 ^_^
back sometime next week!
heer was the daughter of a wealthy family in india. she fell in love with the flute-playing ranjha. she was arranged to marry another and on her wedding day a jealous uncle poisoned her wedding laddu (an indian sweet). upon hearing this, ranjha takes a bite of the same laddu and dies by her side.
this story was written in the 1700s. other areas of the world have their own love stories, layla and majnu, orpheus and eurydice, romeo and juliet… i love these kinds of stories because they persevere through centuries, generations, cultures because (i believe) we all believe in the power of love.
happy saturday! ^_^
this is an older image, but i still love it. happy v-day! ^_^
i have some very exciting projects that i need to focus on so this will be my last image for awhile. whenever i have time, i will post.. but i might be away from posting for a long stretch. meanwhile, i’ll be at emerald city comicon in seattle in a few weeks! if you’re around, stop by and say hello! i’ll be in artist alley table N-16 ^_^
