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This week I put all the three together:
4/15/11
This week's topic is "Journey" suggested by Botanick (http://dailyillustration.ru/).
“Focus on the journey, not the destination. Joy is found not in finishing an activity but in doing it.” ~ Greg Anderson
4/8/11
This week's topic is "bottled" suggested by norma j (http://www.ennjay83.blogspot.com/).
Our names are labels, plainly printed on the bottled essence of our past behavior. ~ Logan P. Smith
4/1/11
This week's topic is "duet" suggested by koeff (http://karenkrings.blogspot.com/).
because I have been in France for ten days without my computer!
I thought of the bee which will fly away, followed by a cat while they are singing The flight of a bumblebee and Duet for two cats, tracking along the countryside. In the bottle the music is conserved.
My old cat Noeste, 18 years on Wednesday, and a bee visiting me today gave me the idea. And the full moon is shining trough the window while I´m sitting here!
I thought of the bee which will fly away, followed by a cat while they are singing The flight of a bumblebee and Duet for two cats, tracking along the countryside. In the bottle the music is conserved.
My old cat Noeste, 18 years on Wednesday, and a bee visiting me today gave me the idea. And the full moon is shining trough the window while I´m sitting here!
The flight of the bumblebee is composed by
Nikolaj Rimskij-Korsakov
playd by Øystein SundeDuet for Two Cats by Rossini
by Hannah Holgersson & Agnes Vojtko with the Cairo Opera Orchestra
notes
Clever use of your artwork to interpret all three topics! This is a visual adventure!
SvarSlettHappy Easter week to you! :o)
wonderful illustration (and your cat)
SvarSlettI agree with Michele- very unique
the moon in the background really makes it - pop
Wow! You combined not two, but three topics! This is wonderful. Your cat is beautiful, both the painting and the photo. Happy Birthday! And Happy Easter!
SvarSlett