Sighing Stars

by Christine Griffin

“Some nights, clear and ringing as the approaching frost, she opens her mouth and sighs stars. Nothing weary. Easy breaths, creating tiny dazzles of possibility.”

Another exploration of humans meeting the astronomical. Drawn in graphite and a touch of colored pencil, the paper has a slightly leathery texture and a touch of glimmer from a wash of iridescent watercolor. The stars are also highlighted with coarse, pearl PanPastel. Little bling for the holidays!

Image size: 5″ x 7″ with a deckled edge, matted to 8″ x 10″ for easy framing

Product Height: 8"
Product Width: 10"
Surface / Material: graphite on archival paper

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Christine Griffin

Christine is a fine artist and illustrator who enjoys creating quietly weird images, flavored by mystery, goth-folk and mid-western myth. Raised in West Virginia and currently living in central Ohio, she gravitates toward genre subjects—modern fantasy, speculative fiction and light horror—especially those familiar monsters that live under, and sometimes in, our own beds.

Although having earned a master's degree in painting from George Washington University in our Nation's capital, Christine is currently exploring all the ways to manipulate graphite and dry media over thin washes of iridescent watercolor. Gotta get those fingers dirty. The interplay between humanity, nature and power is a beloved motif, and she never tires of drawing clouds or strange eyes. She shows in galleries throughout the mid-west and on-line, and as an illustrator, also works digitally on book covers and interior graphics.

Her life is shared with one husband, three sons, and a punk-ass cat.