Wow! I thought I’d miss today. But I made it – just about the first thing I posted for Art Every Day Month as a work in progress is now finished. It’s a college using images from vintage fruit and vegetable crate labels as well as turn-of-the-century sheet music. For lack of a better title, I’m calling it Rhythm of Life. As you’ll be able to see, the end stage is rather nebulous. Not as full of the energy of what you might call infancy and toddler-hood, childhood, and young adult stages. Certainly none of the confidence.
I meant to have this posted earlier, but my husband and I had a great dinner at Valentiens, (go here to eat if you haven’t and even if you have) then were joined by BakoArtConnect and Prosejunkie for a nice after-dinner drink. Or drinks. Which accounts for the number of times I’ve had to correct my typing. Check out Prosejunkie if you want a literary challenge. This guy is reading the 100 top books in the Modern Library: he started with Joyce’s Ulysses, and managed to do a cogent and astute analysis of one of the most impenetrable books in the English language.
So here is Rhythm of Life. In a less than perfect reproduction.
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