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 Barbara Utzinger!
Name: "Das Einhorn"
Medium: Pencil
Description: "The Unicorn that stepped out of the forrest was not the peaceful living evidence of innocence but a huge beast with a curvec blade on it's head. It was flanked by tree other smaller wood unicorns of barklike skin with yellowish blades all over their spine.
It stepped on the dead body of the guard it had just a few seconds ago tossed to ground from it's horn.
"You have entered my forrest, killed the ones I protected. I am not going to watch undoing, I want revenge. I want every one drop of your blood spilled on the ground!" with that it attacked."
 I. C. Kessler!
Name: "Mother's Day / Alabaster and Rose"
Description: "Real fighting women would have their hair tied back, not flowing perfectly in the wind. They would have real armor. Mothers would teach the arts of chivalry to their daughters, and great women-warrior leaders would have memorial statuary, standing at the ready. I really got into this thing with the mother-warrior as a stern, unyielding teacher. She's backed up by a stone tower, growign from a mountainside. She's gone though, and although a knight's statue might lie upon the lid of his sarcophagus, she stands ready even in death.
The daughter is more yielding, softer but with thorns. She reaches out to touch her mother's effigy. Behind her roses climb the castle walls."
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