vulture

I didn’t know what the vul­ture sym­bol­izes when this draw­ing came out of me, but I knew this im­age was a re­minder of the pa­tience it takes to cre­ate an in­ner, psy­cho­log­i­cal ter­ri­to­ry where all is right no mat­ter who is do­ing what, or what is hap­pen­ing on the outside. 

And then I learned it’s said that the vul­ture re­minds you to choose paths that sup­port your high­er con­scious­ness; to use all your knowl­edge and past ex­pe­ri­ences to ap­proach ob­sta­cles from new an­gles, and to hon­or that you may be fierce­ly pro­tec­tive of those you feel re­spon­si­ble for, but to know when to al­low them to sink or swim. 

Ring some truth? 

Vul­ture Girl—oversize cus­tom print for BEETxBEET, small ver­sions in the shop.‬
 

—ruby roth

Flom­mist Ruby Roth is an artist, de­sign­er, cre­ative strate­gist, and the au­thor-il­lus­tra­tor of four lead­ing books for kids. Her work has been fea­tured on To­day, CNN, FOX, NBC, ABC News, and oth­er ma­jor me­dia out­lets. Copy­right © 2018 Ruby Roth.‬

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