Remember this girl? Poor thing; even the shadows reflected her level of deception. I have loved her in spite of it all, and now I desire to give her situation hope:
She will still reach for darkness and walk a fine line, but light and dark will be coming from the correct direction. The world over her head is rounded out (soon to be painted) and, when seen as The Great Round Mandala, places her directly between the stages of "disintegration" and "transformation". Though the painting still represents the dark before the dawn, these change reflect an undeniable truth in her heroic journey.
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| B&W allows some of the shadow correction to already be seen. The dark has to be added over the light that was on the old painting. There will also be greater contrast between the cliffs. |
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