Analysis of Warrior Princess

Warrior Princess by Edward C. Stresino

                                    Warrior Princess

        She is a woman of her own will. She will not sit around to be rescued. She gathers her men for an all out battle to the end! It is a struggle to regain the kingdom for her father. 
She with her army, has caused chaos and anarchy, but once they have taken out the enemy she will re-establish the power of her father's kingdom where she will promise to rule in a benevolent fashion. (as quoted by the Artist  Stresino in his blog dated October 19th, 2007)

        There is more to this than the description the Artist Stresino gives.   The painting depicts a battle between those loyal  to her and those who are willing to risk their lives for the evil that has grown through greed, poverty, and despair.  The moral decline of a kingdom that will need to rebuild its moral values and infrastructure in order to regain the influence it once had.  The newly established kingdom will need time, and the ability to regain the trust of its subjects.

                                                    

Beginning Stages of Warrior Princess by Edward C. Stresino

          It is so interesting to see the rawness of this painting in this picture!  Even with the main portions drawn out the complexity of the painting shows so much promise!   It was eventually well-executed as the end results have proven.