Happy New Year 2012 by eyeland
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"Be always at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let each new year find you a better man."
– Benjamin Franklin
Happy New Year to all. This past year has been a particularly hard one for my family & I. I hope the new one is a much better one for everyone...
Comments (6)
Excellent image. Happy New Year to you
Interesting image, strangely candy like, Happy New Year!
Fantastic image and lighting. Happy New Year! Corrie
Beautiful work,...Happy New Year :)
Wonderful image.
Well I'm finally commenting here, and figuring out where to 'start' wasn't easy as anyplace I start is an equally vivid experience. I'm sorry to hear that you and your family had had a difficult year (from your description), and hope it's gotten much better since. I'm really drawn in by your sensibilities: Even in a piece like this---which is more fancy-free than some of the others---you have a sense of formal celebration in many of the creatures and objects. A central "metal vase"---that gold-red receptacle in the center of the piece, in front of the long-necked pink creature---looks like a ceremonious incense burner, with ceremonial carvings all around it, almost buddhist...And there's a big sundae-like bowl, with many layers, to the right of that---the one with the green "glass" and all those pinks: That too feels very celebratory, with forms which look mandala-like to me. It looks like a big sumptuous dessert. Your creatures are fascinating and so playful. One---in the back, ie the big pink one---could be a rock formation; but it also feels like a living thing with wonderful decoration on it. And it has another creature suspended from its tail (or nose), like a gigantic insect who hung on him for the view. (That suspended creature is wonderful.) The creature, front-left, has tentacles stretching into the water. This is a very bright and childlike piece, fitting for a children's book. And with all that formal celebratory/ceremonial design, it feels very old too. I really like this.