Leafbound Hummingbird - 60x60 cm

Original oil painting on 60x60 cm canvas

“Her hands were occupied with mending her spear with a new point of river flint and a piece of old string as a leafbound hummingbird spirit landed on the shaft, humble morning rays shimmering in the drops of dew throughout its body. The elemental’s short, oblong leaves mimicked the real feathers of a fleshbound bird, and each wing had the antler mark of the Crowned Tiger elegantly scraped into them: the symbol of the Crownrider.”

This painting is inspired by a passage from “The Cradle of Oshae” by A. K. Hauser. It was exhibited at Filosoffen in Odense, Denmark, in November 2024, as part of the book’s release celebration.