Have you heard of Postage People? I wonder if H. C. Andersen would appreciate the postal stamp image placed on top of a different figure, the opposite sex, too? It wasn't until after I had decided to pair these two that I realised the ironic significance between the book the woman is holding and the famous author. This postage stamp is one magnificent piece of artwork! Credit where credit is due ~ I pay homage to Hans and the artist that created this amazing stamp! Read about the famous Danish writer here. A little "Red & White Danish Dynamite"......
Friday, March 28, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Winter Gave Way to Summer....for WS
Friday, March 14, 2008
Words Are A Heavy Thing...for IF
This IF contribution is again my WIP for 'Organic Backgrounds' class. This class has been such a pleasure and I highly recommend this kind of artistic exploration via the web. Really it's like taking a class at your local community centre (for the same $$ if not less) and it is soo much fun.
This week's IF theme 'Heavy' has been fun and the perfect answer for the words/quotation I was looking for my WIP. IF has been such a pleasure since I tried it a number of weeks ago (for the first time) even more so this week, as it led me to find this rather elusive quote from some/the writers of Northern Exposure in 1992....it seems rather stunning to me now that was 16 years ago!
"Words are a heavy thing, they weigh you down...if birds talked, they couldn't fly."
Sy Rosen and Christian Williams, Northern Exposure, On Your Own, 1992
Sea Side Trinket by Bella Casa
This truly is 'One-of-a-kind' art. I received this absolute treasure in the mail this week from Palmer @ Bella Casa.....so amazing! I have been so fortunate! You've just got to see the beautiful things here. I won this treasure during the One World-One Heart event. I know there are many others in 'blog land' that have been touched too. This connection is something that has become a significant part of my life. Please read my 'Moo' blog pondering on art and the affinity that the computer and the www has given to the world.
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Monday, March 10, 2008
Dream of Roses for IF 'Garden'
My entry for IF is again a compilation of artistic events...isn't it at times profound how what begins as one thing can become something else; altogether different? I sometimes wonder, during the creative process, if art doesn't simply become what it was always meant to be.
This canvas has been part of my work for Paulette Insall's 'Organic Backgrounds' class. Instinctively, or not, I'm not too sure, I just found the colour impact of the brown lettering and the green of the dark stamped Ivy leaves made me think of the richly coloured earth in the spring and of course the roses before they bloom here in the early summer garden......the irony of the lettering (which is not clearly legible) "Art is letting your fingers capture what your heart is hearing"~stamp available here
This canvas has been part of my work for Paulette Insall's 'Organic Backgrounds' class. Instinctively, or not, I'm not too sure, I just found the colour impact of the brown lettering and the green of the dark stamped Ivy leaves made me think of the richly coloured earth in the spring and of course the roses before they bloom here in the early summer garden......the irony of the lettering (which is not clearly legible) "Art is letting your fingers capture what your heart is hearing"~stamp available here
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Beauty, Feeling Spring
Sunday, March 2, 2008
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