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Introducing my Storm Witch, as The Princess of Storms. I added green to her color palette because I found out that that lightning bolts can come in that color as well. I added many raindrop ornaments to her look and I really like how they turned out.
From tonight's storm over Ireland, the heatwave may well be at an end but what a spectacular show over the old church.
Plenty of rain soaked the Irish countryside as lightning brightened the sky.
My OC for Dragonwatch, Light! I kinda got the clothe idea from Gacha...but I think I could have done better with the face, I’m just not that used to drawing everything with a mouse!
This is the storm witch. When looking up thunderstorms for references, I really like the ones that had purple clouds and blue lightning, so I decided to use that for her color palette.
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Carolinelikesdinner thank you for this art of my Oc! I’ll tell you more about her. I started to make her in my imagination when I finished Fablehaven but I found dragonwatch and read untill book 4 and was like,”If I have to wait a year, why not just make my own Dragonwatch 5 book!” That’s the story on how I made her. (BTW she’s Bracken’s little sis, Don’t know why but she is.)
Song Review: String Cheese Incident - “Lightning Sky”
At six minutes, “Lightning Sky” is kind of like two songs.
First, there’s the String Cheese Incident harkening back to its acoustic beginnings on a number that features fiddle and acoustic guitars at the fore as it gallops along briskly on a steady drum pattern. Then, there’s a spacey, mid-song break that focuses on SCI’s jam bonafides.
Through it all is a spiritual journey voiced by bassist Keith Moseley, who remembers those he never knew.
Late at night when they come calling/ghost riders passing though/don’t be afraid/feel your power/and they’ll show you what to do, he sings on the final verse.
It heads home on the winds of a Michael Kang electric guitar solo that is certain to kill when this song gets to the stage.
So maybe “Lightning Sky” is three songs.
In any event, it’s the first to be released from SCI’s six months of writing and recording in early-2026.
“Stay tuned - there’s more on the horizon,” the band said.
Grade card: String Cheese Incident - “Lightning Sky” - B
6/30/26