Trumpeter

farouk · Oct 23, 2019

@Sabertooth Oh, kind of like for a majorette-looking outfit, I guess...

Sabertooth · Oct 25, 2019

@farouk In Romans 13:12, Paul actually uses the phrase "armor of light."

farouk · Oct 25, 2019

@Sabertooth Yes, come to think of it; it's effective: she seems to glow with light.

Great drawing!

farouk · Oct 30, 2019

There's actually something Biblical to the trumpeter; in Scripture, sounding the trumpet signifies heralding news that is very important. This can be applied to those who proclaim the Gospel.

Sabertooth · Oct 30, 2019

@farouk Heralding and also breaking down walls *cough* Jericho *cough*

farouk · Nov 1, 2019

Did you also have a majorette in mind when you designed this excellent picture? because majorettes convey the sense of heralding and celebration.

Sabertooth · Nov 1, 2019

@farouk No. I was going for a heroine with a sonic-based weapon.

Sabertooth · Nov 1, 2019

@farouk If you look closely, her figure is modeled on a trumpeter swan.

farouk · Nov 1, 2019

@Sabertooth Sonic-based? I see

. Yes, she comes across - with the sonic based weapon - as a truly powerful female personality - and truly elegant also.

farouk · Nov 1, 2019

@Sabertooth "If you look closely, her figure is modeled on a trumpeter swan." Interesting. I think the lips which play the trumpet can be said to correspond with the 'thread of scarlet' in Song of Solomon, also. Song of Solomon 4:3 Commentary - John Gill's Exposition of the Bible

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