Clockwise from top left: "Full Moon" by The Pixel Files; "Le Lapin Jaune" by Sarah Ryan; Nour by Erin Jorgensen; and "As Lucy Watches, Jules Collects the First Snowflakes of Winter" by Amanda Blake.
I guess if I had to pin down a theme for this week's collection, I'd say it's about natural wonders and celestial things, the importance of light balanced by dark. But sometimes things just fit without a lot of exposition and analysis (said every artist to every art critic ever-haha).
As always, love this! The bunny (lapin) is my favorite. I have a weak spot for rabbit art.
ReplyDeleteAmazing combinations of images. Very well done! I love all the artwork, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always! I love the work of Amanda Blake.
ReplyDeleteLove the one that looks like dandelions! And the little yellow bunny makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteI love the bunny one. I used to have a rabbit. It was pretty big and nice to snuggle with.
ReplyDeleteThey are all really good pieces. I love your choices.
ReplyDeleteYou always manage to somehow find a theme in each week's post. Is that deliberate, my friend? Anyway, you're right; there is a balance of dark and light. But the darkness isn't harsh, here--everything is natural. The night. The cloudy days of snow. My favorite is "Full Moon."
ReplyDeleteThe full moon is my favorite this time. I'm into stargazing and constellations as a hobby, so that one was an easy choice!
ReplyDeleteoh my, these are perfect !
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The yellow bunny rocks my world. Happy Valentine's day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for including my print here... which I discovered through my etsy stats. You have a lovely blog with lots of great finds. Keep it up! Cheers, Erin
ReplyDeleteAnd curiosity....
ReplyDeleteI was trying to pick a favorite, but I can't find one that I like most! The bunny there seems a bit perturbed, though.
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