Blurred Lines 5.4.15
abstraction
This week Michelle asks us to “… find beauty in a blur.” You may remember the original image, Palette Wall, which I submitted to Cheri’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Wall. Adding a Gaussian Blur to it has given it a new and surprising beauty. I hope you agree.
Studio 365: Day 87
Palette 27.3.15
The palette may be ephemeral but once cleaned…
…its digital record becomes the source for…
Abstract 28.3.15
Palette Fence I 18.3.15
Studio 365: Day 76
Abstract for St. Patrick’s Day 17.3.15
Studio 365: Day 71
After Day 70 featured The Blue Danube Waltz, blue continues to be the theme for Day 71.
Catching the waves I & II 12.3.15
I drew this cartoon when I was still a schoolboy in the early sixties after listening to Thelonius Monk playing Blue Monk for the first time. If you have a few minutes listen to this great Jazz classic from a 1963 recording of the Thelonius Monk Quartet and available on Revolver Music’s Thelonius Monk, Volume 2. It remains one of my favourite pieces of Jazz to this day.
Somehow I feel that today’s blue palette is a good match for the jazz. What do you think?
Studio 365: Day 67
setting indelibly stamped on the imagination
Studio 365: Day 63
Grey Elegy
Full many a gem of purest ray serene,
The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear
from Thomas Gray’s Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, 1750
Studio 365: Day 57
Three Palettescapes (my new word) from yesterday’s palette photographed before it was washed away forever. The word describes these serendipitous landscapes of color that seem to have a life of their own. Interested to hear your thoughts.
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