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Tuesday, May 24, 2016

"Pair" - Postcard

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This week’s Take a Word challenge was "Twosome/Pair/Duo."

I have two sets of pairs:  a pair of birds (2x), and a pair of theatre masks (2x). I also wanted this piece to illicit a feeling of ordered disorder. But I think the end result borders on a chaotic mess, instead.

I created this using GIMP 2.8.16.

The vintage images are from an Internet search. (See the side of my blog for links.)

Thank you if you leave a comment. I apologize if I don't reciprocate. Also, my artwork posts might be sporadic for awhile.

8 comments:

Taluula said...

Oh, so nicely done, Anne. Take a great big bow.

Yvonne said...

This is gorgeous,Anne!

Ozstuff said...

A veritable plenitude of pairs!! Your card is superb, Anne, and it looks even better when enlarged. A standing ovation from me.

indybev said...

Well, you succeeded at eliciting organized disorder! Very unique interpretation of the challenge. Good work!

genie said...

This really did turn out well. You did a great job for the prompt. Kudos to you on a fabulous piece.

Carolann said...

Lovely!

Anjas-Artefaktotum said...

Very interesting combination!

sbpoet said...

Wow. This is beautiful, and it made me think.