Wonderful and wondrous work of art. I also love the song you put as the soundtrack to your video. I'd graciously appreciate you telling me who the singer is and what album. What magnificent art accompanied by equally magnificent music.
This is incredible, and a chance find by me. Yes butterflies migrate, and cause hurricanes when they flap there wings. Humming Birds steal rides on the backs of migrating geese according to someone I herd somewhere. I am not trying to be wordy; this is what popped into my mind as I watched your video. Art is in the eye of the beholder, and I beheld it when I watched your video. Thanks
So enjoyable to watch! Was that first song by Frou Frou? You should make that journal page into a painting - don't hide it away in a closed journal. It's beautiful. I really love her hair.
The first song is, "Closing In," by Imogene Heap. I've thought about making it into a painting. Haven't worked my way over there yet. Thanks for commenting! :)
you never cease to stun me with your journal. And the prose? It melted my heart. Especially that last line. It's so bittersweet. Fave'd and playlisted this one!!! **************************************
Absolutely beautiful!!! Loved seeing this painting come to life!!! :) Pretty amazing how a painting and the meaning behind it can change over the course of painting it. Happens to me all the time. ;) :D
That is fantastic!! The hair is amazing and I love the butterflies. What is that final piece of music? It's beautiful and seems to fit the piece so well. Kind of sad and dreamy but also hopeful. Also, can I ask, what is your process like? Do you plan a page like this in your head before you start or do you just start with the gesso and the paint and let it go where it goes?
I have a thing for women with long wind swept hair. *chuckles* The final piece of music is from the Vanity Fair sound track called "She Walks In Beauty," which of course is taken from the famous poem by Lord Byron.
My process is disjointed at best and obsessive at worse. For this page, the song, Games Without Frontiers," by Peter Gabriel really got the whole thing going. (You'll notice that the French saying is not only the title but also the collage text.)
Cont: Originally, I was going to have a melancholic woman who was behind a barbed wire fence but eventually the story changed in my head once I began painting on elements (like her hair) Instead it becomes about the game of self-discovery and how we put ourselves out there. The butterflies representing the small parts of us we set out into the world in hopes of a connection. I hope that explains some of it. :)
You are one of the most romantic and interesting people I've met on you tube. Such an inspiration and a breath of fresh air. Magical. Absolutely magical...
Wonderful and wondrous work of art. I also love the song you put as the soundtrack to your video. I'd graciously appreciate you telling me who the singer is and what album. What magnificent art accompanied by equally magnificent music.
Lunatic4Bizcas 5 months ago
Fantastico! Gracias!
Patrizia817 3 years ago
Beautiful art and wonderful video. You should make a painting of this one.
justafarmgirlatheart 3 years ago
I might one day, you just never know. Thank you for stopping by. :D
sirensidyll 3 years ago
That's a beautiful painting ! really lovely...
AlicesPalette 3 years ago
Thank you for stopping by.
sirensidyll 3 years ago
Very beautiful :)
jantheempress 3 years ago
Jan, you're my empress! ;) Thank you for commenting.
sirensidyll 3 years ago
This is incredible, and a chance find by me. Yes butterflies migrate, and cause hurricanes when they flap there wings. Humming Birds steal rides on the backs of migrating geese according to someone I herd somewhere. I am not trying to be wordy; this is what popped into my mind as I watched your video. Art is in the eye of the beholder, and I beheld it when I watched your video. Thanks
Frank
ockteby 3 years ago
For anyone who actually knows me , I am quite the verbose little devil. Your wordy ways are welcomed here. Thank you for your lovely compliment. :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
So enjoyable to watch! Was that first song by Frou Frou? You should make that journal page into a painting - don't hide it away in a closed journal. It's beautiful. I really love her hair.
myartylife 3 years ago
The first song is, "Closing In," by Imogene Heap. I've thought about making it into a painting. Haven't worked my way over there yet. Thanks for commenting! :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
Really beautiful. How very talented you are.
beachbratboutique 3 years ago
Thank you for your kind words.
sirensidyll 3 years ago
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this.
EvelineUK 3 years ago
Thank you for visiting. :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
Well that you, if you must say something, then I would hope it would be that you enjoyed it. :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
So beautiful! The butterflies are amazing, love this!
Samaoj 3 years ago
I love butterflies, they find their way into my journal pages more often than I care to admit. :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
This was lovely, you have a poet's soul and an artist's hand. Looking forward to watching more of your vids.
ravensky23 3 years ago
Thank you for the lovely compliment. I enjoy making the videos, hopefully there will be more soon. :)
sirensidyll 3 years ago
you never cease to stun me with your journal. And the prose? It melted my heart. Especially that last line. It's so bittersweet. Fave'd and playlisted this one!!! **************************************
Clarachk 4 years ago
Thank you. :) I find that bittersweet is a good description of my life.
sirensidyll 4 years ago
Mine too. They key is to FIND the balance. we don't always see it until wee look for it.
Clarachk 4 years ago
Absolutely beautiful!!! Loved seeing this painting come to life!!! :) Pretty amazing how a painting and the meaning behind it can change over the course of painting it. Happens to me all the time. ;) :D
pinsall 4 years ago
I enjoy allowing art to speak for itself. :) <3 Thanks for the comment, love your art.
sirensidyll 4 years ago
Love the art, love the prose. Beautiful.
daligoddess2006 4 years ago
Thank you. :) <3
sirensidyll 4 years ago
beautiful i loved your artist way
wtfretart1 4 years ago
My path is your path, eventually we meet in the middle.
sirensidyll 4 years ago
That is fantastic!! The hair is amazing and I love the butterflies. What is that final piece of music? It's beautiful and seems to fit the piece so well. Kind of sad and dreamy but also hopeful. Also, can I ask, what is your process like? Do you plan a page like this in your head before you start or do you just start with the gesso and the paint and let it go where it goes?
rrreow 4 years ago 2
I have a thing for women with long wind swept hair. *chuckles* The final piece of music is from the Vanity Fair sound track called "She Walks In Beauty," which of course is taken from the famous poem by Lord Byron.
My process is disjointed at best and obsessive at worse. For this page, the song, Games Without Frontiers," by Peter Gabriel really got the whole thing going. (You'll notice that the French saying is not only the title but also the collage text.)
sirensidyll 4 years ago
Cont: Originally, I was going to have a melancholic woman who was behind a barbed wire fence but eventually the story changed in my head once I began painting on elements (like her hair) Instead it becomes about the game of self-discovery and how we put ourselves out there. The butterflies representing the small parts of us we set out into the world in hopes of a connection. I hope that explains some of it. :)
sirensidyll 4 years ago
That's great. I love how a piece can transform and 'tell' you the direction hehe.
rrreow 4 years ago
You are one of the most romantic and interesting people I've met on you tube. Such an inspiration and a breath of fresh air. Magical. Absolutely magical...
artmemoirs 4 years ago
You're too sweet. The world is without romance, a shame really.
sirensidyll 4 years ago
So long as there are people like you in it, there is still romance. :)
artmemoirs 3 years ago