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A visual record that may not live up to national arts education standards...but will be fun nonetheless!
16 comments:
i love it! The little door intrigues me...
Genius!! Wish I'd thought of this. Reminds me of Joseph Cornell.
The door is from a church in lower Manhattan.
Thank you for the wonderful compliment! I love Joseph Cornell, but every time I see his work I think, "I could never do that."
Excellent work!
oh yes oh yes, like my glasses which are on my head! or going into a room to fetch something and not knowing why youi went in to it.
Yes, and when I can't find my keys!!
I agree. great composition!
i know how that feels! love this piece
Wonderfu wonderful wonderful !!!
I love this illo, your style is so much intriguing
What an original treatment of an all-too-familiar situation!
This is a cool piece of art. Collage like Jasper Johns and Rauschenberg's work. I like the "big mistakes" eraser. Very cool. How big is that? It looks very big compared to the door.
I love this illustration! It reminds me of Joseph Cornell too, I think the assemblage works because it looks unstudied and almost accidental. A sense of humor is always attractive too...
thanks for your nice comments on my work.
...such a wonderful photo collage!
it must have been great fun to create.
Have a great day!
And thanks for your kind comments.
Denise
This was great fun to create. It's actually a photo I took for a trompe l'oeil assignment this fall for my drawing class. These are just random objects from around my art room, so Tatjana is right, it is quite accidental and unstudied. The Big Mistakes eraser is the most popular eraser in my room...it is about 2"x4".
The things I added to express my pet peeve are myself climbing up on my old glasses with a key in my hand, the note on the top that says map here, the pen-drawn arrow down, and the door from lower Manhattan.
Nice image collage. Yes, I agree. Sometimes what you want is right under your nose and you are somehow blind to it. Good work.
Intriguing! I love its dream-like quality.
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