This is the first time I’ve ever done anything like this and so I really just playing around. My inspiration is from a folktale of how the Great Hag blocked a spring at the top of Ben Cruachan with a giant stone. Well, one night she fell asleep and the spring flooded the valley below, she was so distraught at seeing lives lost and ruined that she herself turned into a stone. I want to revisit this one day and perhaps make the whole story.
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Great Hag
This is the first time I’ve ever done anything like this and so I really just playing around. My inspiration is from a folktale of how the Great Hag blocked a spring at the top of Ben Cruachan with a giant stone. Well, one night she fell asleep and the spring flooded the valley below, she was so distraught at seeing lives lost and ruined that she herself turned into a stone. I want to revisit this one day and perhaps make the whole story.
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