Here is this month's Karin Jurick challenge. Her photo was of travelers at an airport. The pattern of the floor reminded me so much of my piano that I had to move them to the keyboard. Since they seemed to be so separate and uncommunicative I named this "Sounds of Silence" 9" x 12" watercolor on 300# arches
19 comments:
Dang girl...no wonder you're an award winning, International Artist magazine published artist. I'm in awe!
Hey Sheila..you're up late. Thanks lady. I hope we get to meet some day. I love your work..
This is a very clever interpretation of the challenge...congrats, it's fabulous!
How clever! Love it!
AMAZING!!!!!!Just love the title, rendition and the whole thing!
Wow! I LOVE this! Great painting, and lovely title too.:)
Wow, when I thought I was done finding a great entry here comes an other.
This is fabulous. I love your title too. I love making sweet sounds with all the DSFDF'ers. Blessings
Outstanding! This is so creative, and the lighting is wonderful. I think this just became my favorite entry for this challenge! (And the title is great too).
Wonderful! I didn't get a chance to participate, ran out of time. But I love to watch, lurk, to see what everyone comes up with. Your interpretation is so creative and fun! Nicely done!! Tj.
What a imagination!it is wonderful!
Outstanding, Diane, both conceptually and in execution. YOU are the Master.
What a wonderful, fun idea Diane...Lilliputians in the 21st century. Love the title too.
That floor DOES look like piano keys. Clever interpretation and wonderful execution.
Its a beautiful rendition , the keys are exceptional.
This is just wonderful, Diane! You have such a good eye for seeing what a painting wants to be.
This is one of my all time favorites of yours Diane! It's got SO much character!!!
Funny, I thought of piano keys, too, but you had the chutzpa to do it! Very nice.
I just had to comment on this one, too. What an incredible idea for this challenge - so simple, but so profound. I love it.
this is super fantastic! I never would have thought of this!
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