we'll be back! (clowns have gone) by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
original title, "Circus has gone".

Comments (12)
The Circus may have gone for now - until next year, but the memories will last forever ;) I do hope that the boys liked the 'Circus and the Clowns' ? most little kids are scared, after an encounter with clowns, I can't imagine why? This is wonderfully refreshing art, the colour palette suits this block/cut-out style, particularly the border gate, BB
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
It would make a wonderful screen print.
I like it! RS
I agree with Andrea!!
Fantastic work! I agree with Andrea too!
A screen print, yes, but I can also see it as a construction paper collage. What a wonderful piece!
Brilliant work!!
Marvellous composition.
Fine work...I like the block color.
Very well done !
Clean clear cutout shapes, a road-scape made of a few pieces, in bold flat hues and wonderful contrasts. The fence at bottom seems to pick up every color in the whole piece; and the bus is in such nice contrast with the patch of pure white on the other side of the road; and one rider even has his/her arm falling over the side. Simple, kaleidoscopic (in the way the patches of color come out like spokes, as in a kaleidoscope). And with the feeling of a folklore dream. The clowns who've vacated must have been clowns of a mythic simplicity, because the world they left behind feels that way. And in the thumbnail, we can see that you've angled the edges of the pic so that it fits into the rectangle even though it isn't a rectangle itself. (YOu can't see that in the zoom, because RR's background is all black.) More marvelous imagination from you, Nikolay. And so childlike and playful too...