Water and Shade
As of April 29th, 2019, I am no longer able to print any additional prints of this design or any of my other licensed Wheel of Time artwork. Whatever I have left in stock is what I have, so place your orders ASAP to make sure you get this before it's gone!
May you always find Water and Shade - officially licensed Wheel of TimeTM artwork
Available sizes:
11" x 14" open edition print
11" x 14" matted as a 16"x20"
18"x24" limited edition, signed and numbered print
18"x24" limited edition print, matted 22"x28"
Please note, due to the size of matted artwork and the inability to roll them into a tube for shipping, the price includes an over-size charge to helps cover shipping since our standard shipping calculator won't accurately predict pricing on something that size. Thanks.
Want to purchase this artwork? Buy it directly from the artist at the following shows:
Chattacon
MidSouthCon
JordanCon
The Tennessee Renaissance Festival
LibertyCon
GenCon
Dragon*Con
Ohio Renaissance Festival
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About the Piece:
While not depicting a specific scene from the books, I tried to incorporate various aspects of the Aiel and Rhuidean. Avendesora rises in the center, its dark history with Matrim silhouetted against the thick fog that settles over the city. The concentric glass column ter'angreal stands ominously beside the tree, awaiting those who would dare enter and learn the truth. The sun represented as an Aiel buckler, and the reflection of the scene for the lake that will flow in Rhuidean after Rand's fight with Asmodean.
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About the Artist:
Paul and his brother Michael opened Aradani Studios in 2002, selling both their artwork and costuming as they travelled all across the US. Paul’s medium of choice is charcoal, a passion he discovered in college. He loves the fluidity of it, the ease of moving it across the page with a simple gesture, and on the flipside, the challenge of it, such a simple gesture can also erase hours of painstaking detail. Paul’s work has won numerous awards around the country, including the prestigious Chesley Award in 2006, for Best Monochrome Unpublished for his piece Nightmare. He currently resides in Nashville, TN, where he, his brother, and sister continue to expand and build their elf ear empire. You can see his artwork at http://paulbielaczyc.com/.
