***click on title to view video.
I recently found a new artist whose work I very much adore.
Besides her whimsical and multi faceted style in collage and color,
Wyanne Thompson’s knack in achieving a marriage of two art forms into one oversize mural is phenomenal!
I would say that inspiration is boundless and old cemeteries are one such stimulating place.
For Wyanne Thompson, her inspiration rose from a song and a place, a very quite place.
A fairytale yarn sung by Kate Nash, subliminally floating into the Florida artist’s mind,was magically transformed unto paper with paint and graduated into the world of the living.
I happened upon her youtube video of Mariella; a delight and surprise when I started to listen to the words of the song.
It is the way she creates her art that I really luv; it’s the way that I do.
Our surroundings are connected to us; we only have to look in macro.
This is quite interesting and I really enjoyed watching it. We live on a sphere surrounded by life which all derives from diverse sources. The unlike is what art and life is all about…uniqueness!
Monday, September 15, 2008
* ~ Mariella ~
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Florida,
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Kate Nash,
Mariella Wyanne Thompson,
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*** Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ***
*** Sir Christopher Lee ***
~ Turn of the Screw ~
WE WERE SOLDIERS
Twilight at Sea
The Twilight Hours like birds flew by,
As lightly and as free;
Ten thousand stars were in the sky,
Ten Thousand on the sea;
For every wave with dimpled face,
That leaped upon the air,
Had caught a star in its embrace,
And held it trembling there.
Amelia Coppuck Welby
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3 comments:
Still loving your blog Annabelle - I could spend ages here! Thanks for your comments, you made me laugh about the self-portrait! Maybe if I added loads of wrinkles!
Linda xx
hello Annabelle,
Just popping by to catch up with old friends, such a long time since I visited, love the feel of your blog now.
Carolyn
Thanks Carolyn,
Appreciate the feed back. Will have to pop over to yours as well.
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