Tread Carefully

Here is the finished piece called Tread Carefully.

In Tirivahn in Ul-Zaorith, they have a lot of supersticions about interferring with the work of the Gods. When parting, traveling or beginning a task they don't say 'good luck', they say 'Tread carefully'.
Stepping on swirling leaves is said to be stepping on the playful hands of the wind god.
Walking through or otherwise destroying a spider's web is said to destroy someone's dream and twist it into a nightmare.
Here is depicted Wipo, the Tirivahni Goddess of Spiders. She rules over the Winter World, Muniloria from whence life began and weaves dreams for each sleeping person in the world in the form of spider's webs.
Rarely depicted in her avatar form, Wipo is severe, austere, elegant and yet intimidating.

This piece will be on sale at the art show for $350.

Materials: chicken feathers, waffle spandex, leather, organza, taffeta, interfacing, acrylic paint, white glue, rice paper, cardstock, staedtler 0.7,0.1,0.05, faber castel grey scale pens, computer paper, markers, cotton, grey stock paper, white jelly roller, exacto knife, various pens.

Thanks for viewing!