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A wolven representation of the alchemy of the Life/Death/Life cycle:

Nigredo, the black wolf is the color of dark soil and stands for decomposition and maximum despair. While it's color may be the opposite of white, it is at this deepest point of decomposing that the mind is most ready for a renewal of life and energy. Nigredo is the color of descent and the world between worlds.

The red wolf is Rubedo and stands for vital passionate energy both positive and negative. It is the color of desire, sacrifice, rage, murder, being killed, and being born. Whoever has to leave this world or come into this world must pass through the red river.

Albedo is the lightest wolf and represents fresh ideas, purity, enlightenment, and new life though pale whiteness can also symbolize the colorless tint of the dead or the spirit. With either meaning, the color white is what is left after all impurities are washed away.

These are the three wolves of daybreak, rising light, and mysterious dark.

Based off of Clarissa Pinkola Estes's interpretation of the alchemical process of transformation in her psychology book, "Women Who Run With The Wolves."

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This picture is the completed result of my collaboration with . We've been discussing a possible collab for some time now and I finally got up the inspiration to do it.

The inspiration struck after reading one of the chapters in Estes's "Women Who Run With The Wolves" psychology book and I went ahead and sketched out my idea. I then inked it and mailed it to Pearl who took several forms of traditional media and created the vivid masterpiece you see before you.

The original symbolic painting is up for sale on auction! It's a great opportunity to get a rare original painting in which we put a lot of effort from the heart.
Starting price: 50$
Please bid your price offer here: [link]

- Lineart: Micron Pen
- Paper: special old-styled paper.
- Coloring: colored pencils, special acrylic paints and alcohols.
- Time taken: Several days. This was a lot of time and effort.

I hope you'll enjoy! <3

Description
A wolven representation of the alchemy of the Life/Death/Life cycle:

Nigredo, the black wolf is the color of dark soil and stands for decomposition and maximum despair. While it's color may be the opposite of white, it is at this deepest point of decomposing that the mind is most ready for a renewal of life and energy. Nigredo is the color of descent and the world between worlds.

The red wolf is Rubedo and stands for vital passionate energy both positive and negative. It is the color of desire, sacrifice, rage, murder, being killed, and being born. Whoever has to leave this world or come into this world must pass through the red river.

Albedo is the lightest wolf and represents fresh ideas, purity, enlightenment, and new life though pale whiteness can also symbolize the colorless tint of the dead or the spirit. With either meaning, the color white is what is left after all impurities are washed away.

These are the three wolves of daybreak, rising light, and mysterious dark.

Based off of Clarissa Pinkola Estes's interpretation of the alchemical process of transformation in her psychology book, "Women Who Run With The Wolves."

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This picture is the completed result of my collaboration with . We've been discussing a possible collab for some time now and I finally got up the inspiration to do it.

The inspiration struck after reading one of the chapters in Estes's "Women Who Run With The Wolves" psychology book and I went ahead and sketched out my idea. I then inked it and mailed it to Pearl who took several forms of traditional media and created the vivid masterpiece you see before you.

The original symbolic painting is up for sale on auction! It's a great opportunity to get a rare original painting in which we put a lot of effort from the heart.
Starting price: 50$
Please bid your price offer here: [link]

- Lineart: Micron Pen
- Paper: special old-styled paper.
- Coloring: colored pencils, special acrylic paints and alcohols.
- Time taken: Several days. This was a lot of time and effort.

I hope you'll enjoy! <3