Midnight Dreamer Studio Sorry for the quality, my scanner is still in the damn storage unit so I used a (not so good) digital camera and I cant seem to get a good crisp clean pic of it....any hints, tips and tactics on taking pics of art would be awesome hehe :) Anyway this is my rendition of Ninmah...written on ancient Sumerian tablets is a beautiful story of creation....Ninmah was one (of three) who had her hand in our creation....after the disastrous legendary flood she made a promise~ ***"Ninmah her necklace of crystals, a gift from Anu, touched and swore: On my oath, the annihilation of Mankind shall never be repeated!"*** quoted form~ 'The Lost Books of Enki' by Zecharia Sitchin a fantastic read...the books of Enki are translated from tablets thousands of years old that are in museums...I recommend this book to anyone who is open minded and also curious about the ancient sumerian beliefs :) So this is my tribute to Ninmah with all her beauty, her wisdom and love.... Sleeping Sun by Nightwish
16 Comments
Stephanie Williams 27 Sep 2008
Oh, Ninmah... you will keep your promise, but I fear Humankind will not. This is brilliant, Leah! And Jenny, I agree with you, too!Tamara Blecker 05 Feb 2008
She makes me feel like I've visited another dimension. Good work! I love your artwork.Gregory Edwards 02 Dec 2007
Nice and bold glance from the past pasts!!CowGirlZen Artworks 16 Nov 2007
gorgeous work hun!Linn Österberg Larsson 16 Nov 2007
wow the necklace is so well done :DSzarka Ember 15 Nov 2007
Wow. It jumps off the page. I would love to see a clear pic of it. My daughter says it's 3D.Anonymous Guest 15 Nov 2007
}:o) Turn about is fair play!! HE HEEEEEEE!! JJanet Gioffre Harrington 15 Nov 2007
Daggum thing just lost 3 comments I made on this! IT'S FLIPPIN AWESOME. Leah! I love it, and her necklace is GORGEOUS!!!Carliss Mora 15 Nov 2007
Elegant, and free-spirited, Leah!!Alberto D'Assumpcao 15 Nov 2007
Fantastic work again, Leah!Tahnja Wolter 15 Nov 2007
Beautiful work my dear friend Leah. Hmm, pics of art with a normal camera can be really hard especially if there smaller works. You have to judge the correct distancing as most cameras won't take good pics when too close and I usually go outside and place my art on my eisel and take a picture as the natural lighting really helps. If it's a sunny day then I place my work under a covered area but a partially cloudy day is great and I will take a pic out in the open.Emily Reed 15 Nov 2007
An extraordinarily fine portrait!Renata Cavanaugh 15 Nov 2007
Beautiful work...I love the jewelryjamie winter 15 Nov 2007
very cool!!!!!!!!annette steens 15 Nov 2007
lovely triibute Leah! I know that book, great!Joanna Jungjohann 15 Nov 2007
intricate loveliness