Steven K. Z. Brust's The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars. There's a black and white picture of the sculpture on the inside back cover of the trade paperback Tor published a year or so after the sculpture was installed. I have some color prints...somewhere in the boxes of photos still stacked high...but don't seem to have any digital pix that are easy to find.
I thought it particularly fitting to commission a sculpture in response to a a writer talking about painting to say so much about creativity in the process of launching a line of fairy tales. Of course, this is the same writer who had a soundtrack recorded based on the songs in another book. :-)
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Date: 2005-02-26 06:01 pm (UTC)I thought it particularly fitting to commission a sculpture in response to a a writer talking about painting to say so much about creativity in the process of launching a line of fairy tales. Of course, this is the same writer who had a soundtrack recorded based on the songs in another book. :-)