Sunday, 31 March 2013

TAKE A WORD


BY THE LIGHT OF A SILVERY MOON

We have MOON as our word for inspiration this week and that reminded me of the night Mabel went missing for such a long time I felt the need to go and find her.  It's a good job I did because when I found her she'd cast her shoes and was ankle deep in the waves of a very cold sea staring at the moon.

Of course, she told me some tale about seeing a fleet of dirigibles crossing the moon's path ......  all I know is I didn't see them.  Anyway following her adventure, a hot bath and a soothing drink she was back to her usual self by morning.

Credit to Sylwia77 and Starscoldnight (DeviantArt),  RubyBlossom (Flickr) and NadinePau.

Thank you for looking.



17 comments:

  1. The design and color scheme of Mabel's adventure are fantastic! I do admire your creativity and imagination!

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  2. Great piece and great story. I do feel like Mabel sometimes, maybe I will see derigibles soon :) Great work

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  3. Poor, Mabel, but I'm sure she will always remember that beautiful huge moon, the blue sea and whatever else she saw.
    Superb artwork and a rather nice story that ended happily.

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  4. WOW that compostition is breathtaking and it looks really like a wonderful fairytale.

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  5. I love the contrast between the bright and impactful background and the down-to-earth figure of your Mabel. A fantastic picture and a delicious story.

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  6. Ah, there ya go, fantasizing again, Miss Ann. If I had a polkadot umbrella, I'd think that chubby old lady might be me!! Beautiful work, as always, and great fun.

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  7. I love that moon this is gorgeous Ann I am a moon gazer too.

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  8. You are such a good friend, Ann! Of course, I love your humour and your art.xx

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  9. A great story and a beautiful illustration. This covers 'fly me to the moon', 'umbrella' and the 'Moon' piece. Just wonderful! xx

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  10. Fantastic piece, glad that a hot bath and a soothing drink got Mabel back to her usual self.
    Anni

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  11. Gorgeous artwork! I love the dramatic size of the moon. Sometimes it really seems that big. I love everything about this.

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  12. Quelle histoire fantastique!
    belle illustration !
    Amicalement mary.kg

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