I am a huge fan of the Lord of the Rings and recently I've been reading The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien [for the first time]. The imagery used in this book is just SO rich and inspiring. This particular passage describing the worm, "Smaug", was especially vibrant in my mind. Sadly, school work and other inspirations have sort of pushed this project to the back of the line but I thought I'd share the little that I have so far. It does not at all do the story justice but hopefully I'll get back to it soon. If not, just reading Tolkien's work will complete the rest of the picture for you.
24.1.12
SMAUG
Hey folks!
I am a huge fan of the Lord of the Rings and recently I've been reading The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien [for the first time]. The imagery used in this book is just SO rich and inspiring. This particular passage describing the worm, "Smaug", was especially vibrant in my mind. Sadly, school work and other inspirations have sort of pushed this project to the back of the line but I thought I'd share the little that I have so far. It does not at all do the story justice but hopefully I'll get back to it soon. If not, just reading Tolkien's work will complete the rest of the picture for you.
I am a huge fan of the Lord of the Rings and recently I've been reading The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien [for the first time]. The imagery used in this book is just SO rich and inspiring. This particular passage describing the worm, "Smaug", was especially vibrant in my mind. Sadly, school work and other inspirations have sort of pushed this project to the back of the line but I thought I'd share the little that I have so far. It does not at all do the story justice but hopefully I'll get back to it soon. If not, just reading Tolkien's work will complete the rest of the picture for you.
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