this disordered life
I saw this Add On Project at ArtSpark Theaterbut originated at This Disordered Life.
If you have a hankering, check out her blog
and maybe try this yourself.
This was my take:
click on picture to enlargeThe song is by Seatrain - 1970.
The fiddler is Richard Greene.
I was listening to this song and
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
by Genesis with Peter Gabriel
while putting this together.
24 comments:
Very funky! Well done.
Yep, isn't the woman usually rowing the boat? :^)
Hi! C.M.,
Once again, what nice graphics...
an interesting blogsite, and a nice quote by Albert Ward, Mic Mac Elder..
..and nice sounds!
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
oh boys more fun and games!! excellent take.....
so whassup?
Great take, Michael - I like the way the black and white figures work with the background.
Hey pretty cool, C.M. and love the tune( tho' I confess this version I've not heard 'til now )..even better!
lost: Thanks for stopping by! Enjoyed yours too.
willow: Funny you should focus on that one. I was surprised when I saw that image though.
dd: Thanks for stopping by!
kimy: Thanks for stopping by.
artS: Thanks for pointing the blog out.
subT: Most of the songs I choose were first heard and played often on the underground station I used to listen to growing up: KSAN. And Seatrain was a popular group back then. Peter Rowan was also in the group for awhile.
hihi,that's kind of cool!
hey! thanks for joining in! you did a great job - it's brilliant. lovin it and your blog. i'll be back for more!
love it! funny that we both used boats!
the man getting his coffee looks like he has someone near his breakfast who's interested in his grapefruit (maybe I zoomed in on that because I've got a little sixteen-month old in the house right now. He finds the food in other people's plate way more interesting than his own.) :-)
Ooh, I want to try this. Thank you for directing me to it!
It made me smile form the moment Isaw it prior to even getting into the details...great stuff - thanks foryour visit.
candie: Thanks.
nmp: Thanks for stopping by and for the challenge.
rm: Thanks for stopping by.
mum: Ha, he's really a mail carrier and I forget to add the letter falling out of his hand into the grapefruit ; (
megan: Thanks
john: Thanks for stopping by.
For the fun of it I did a narrative for ArtSparker's posting yesterday, so I will try one for yours:
"I remember the day I sat there drinking coffe beneath a mermaid and a circle of seashells setting her off from the wall, there was a long bar, stockades of bottles, formica tables and a group of men in black coats singing to a booming clientele of former circus artists..."
Chaq'un son gout...
Ah Coffee, you continue to work your magic in your inimitable way. You are a one-off, my friend.
Using few words and clever images and songs you say a great deal about the human condition: its triumphs, its sadness, its futility.
You make our world a better place!
this really made me smile - a nice one.
love the boat in the top corner
Do You Remember the Cover to Gene Clarke's Wonderful lp "NO OTHER".The Picture Reminds Me.......
A Happy Fashionably Late Birthday!
I love this! Thank you for visiting my blog. I've really enjoyed finding yours as well.
celeste: Very nice, Thank You!
david g: Thanks, my cyber friend ; ) Hope U R doing better!
lettuce: I'm glad and Thanks.
tony: Never saw the cover but after looking for it, well, they sure don't make them like that anymore, do they? And Thanks......
mheart: Thanks so much, it was fun to do.
Love the people in the boat, upper left! Extraordinary work. Very joyful.
Nice treatment on that art work.
fem: Thanks and 4 stopping by.
cg: Thanks.
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