AUGUST COMPETION TOPIC: MUSIC
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@anyak Omg Anya! You remember. Thanks!
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@lollyw
I like the movement in the curves of the cord, and your background and shimmery effect of the circles. -
@seanbiance
Great shapes and gestures. You've given this piece a fun, very animated feel! -
@Miriam Thanks a lot!
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@eunji-jung Lovely work! I love the idea that the fairies are playing along.
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Here's mine. I had the Cantina band song in my head when I started it.
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Here's my submission -
@gary-wilkinson I love him so much! Even his little red nose!
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@sammyphoenix Thank you so much!
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Here is my submission for MUSIC.
Mom just needs a little "me time" but the chores still need to get done, the kids can fend for themselves for a song or two. You might need to turn the volume up a little bit though!
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@shiggins180 Love this. Its pretty much me, but I've got an audio book plugged in.
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Hello to all of you art buddies!
I'm fairly new to the SVS, and completely fresh on the forum. It is just amazing seeing all the different art work here on the forum, so inspirational. So I also wanted to give it a try myself and share my illustration for the contest.
I wanted to depict different things music can be: a connection to someone else or another place, joy, freedom, optimism, or an escape to something pleasant..
I hope you'll like it
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@pilonya Awesome!
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Here is mine for this month. I am working on not using line work.
Thanks for looking. David Ingalls SVS -
Despite the return to teaching high school art this week, I managed to complete my entry with time to spare. 100% iPad Pro with ProCreate/Word.
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@larry-whitler Thank you so much!
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Alright, well it's 4 in the morning here in my part of the world, and I'm just going to be done with this piece. To all who have helped me hone this piece into what it is, thank you for walking with me as I've learned through this project.
I present, "Kindred Spirits:"
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@davidingalls I love this! Earlier in my life I was a musician playing the college market in the U.S. Somehow that evolved into a radio career and I always missed playing music. So now, whenever I get the chance, my friend and I play French instrumental ballads on sidewalks in whatever city we find ourselves in. She plays mandolin and I play accordion. We don't do it for money. We do it for the atmosphere it creates for those who pass by. I always hope that there is someone hearing us in the distance, not knowing where the music is coming from, and somehow being touched by its magic. Especially if it manifests itself as romantic magic. Thanks for the dreamy artwork you have created. It just brightened my morning!
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@naters-calderone Great job communicating the frustration with learning an instrument! Looks like my 7 years of classical guitar!
