Melting Winter (for wolfenshire) by UteBigSmile
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This 'mixed medium' image is a little gift for your dear friend, I just love your images a lot, sorry for not having enough time for reading,
but my hubby told me, that you are a real 'good' writer - So keep it up, take care and stay safe on the right side of the Moon - Smile!
A great Sunday to you All!
Comments (41)
jolie créaton
Stunning b/w image. The details are outstanding.
What a beautiful image, Ute! A lovely dedication!
A fantastic image so full of symbolisms! A wonderful dedication to Wolf too! Great work on this one! Bravo!
Lovely image!
Superb art work!!!!!!!!!!!!!fantastic creation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! fav!!!1
Interesting!!
Great idea and work very, very interesting!
Nice!
Great image! Creative Artwork! Interesting surrealism!
Yes, your husband is right, Wolf (Robert) is a very fine writer. (I only read his prose occasionally too, for lack of time; but it's marvelous.) But he's also a fine artist, and you captured the spirit of his mystical pieces beautifully. You used black and white; you used his way with powerful light in the night; you have silhouette figures like he does, one on each side (the violinists); and the general mystical feeling of his night images. The two faces actually remind me of an Ingmar Bergman film (heavy, heavy films, lol) and they make a striking design for the center of your image...with a wolf emerging out of the darkness (for wolf-enshire?), and swans in front. In India, the swan is a symbol of perfect wisdom: The ancient myth says that the swan is the only animal who can drink the milk out of a mixture of milk and water. Swans are called "hamsas" in Sanskrit; and sages are called "parama-hamsas"---or, "great swans". So they're very fitting here. You made this black and white image into a plate of silver. And the contrasts are beautfiul. Beautifully done, and a deserved image for one of our best writers.