06-07-2026, 10:03 PM
I think that foreground terrain is a distinguishing factor, at least as far as its presence or absence. I might guess that you read Koen's description, but your partner just saw the picture and missed that detail.
Looking at the VMs terrain brings up a wrinkle from an old investigation. Where is the hem of her dress? There is an area that is the lowest and furthest left, with a good smudge of blue paint. Is this part of the dress or is it something else painted blue as a disguise.
It has been suggested that this curved area represents one of the horns of the crescent moon - and the other little horn is way off and up to the right. This sort of subtle inclusion of a crescent moon, of a woman standing on a crescent moon, adds another layer of potential interpretation with the amalgamated, religious references.
And don't forget the sleeves.
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Looking at the VMs terrain brings up a wrinkle from an old investigation. Where is the hem of her dress? There is an area that is the lowest and furthest left, with a good smudge of blue paint. Is this part of the dress or is it something else painted blue as a disguise.
It has been suggested that this curved area represents one of the horns of the crescent moon - and the other little horn is way off and up to the right. This sort of subtle inclusion of a crescent moon, of a woman standing on a crescent moon, adds another layer of potential interpretation with the amalgamated, religious references.
And don't forget the sleeves.
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