Kate has been kind enough to let me try out an Art Funexcise in her forum.
I think it would be fun to pick a poem from the boards and illustrate it somehow. It could be in any medium you like. For those chickens...er...um...uh....I mean people who may feel intimidated about posting their own art, finding some existing art that works for one of the poems would be ok too. There are complete instructions about posting images in the art forum's announcement. If you use someone else's art though, link to it - don't post the image in the thread because it may be copyrighted. ------------------ Sharon P. http://get-me.to/chinaberries |
Something must have gone weird because my first post up there ^ got dated April 8, 2002.
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I can't draw, so I'll offer a verse for somebody else to illustrate:
Fear of Flying A sailor, when offered a trip by air, was reported to quip, "I can swim just a bit but I can't fly a flit, so I'm taking my chances by ship." Carol |
For Jim Hayes' The Snare, about killing a rabbit:
http://www.soho-art.com/cgi-bin/shop...ifunction=form Rabbit redux: http://www.oberlin.edu/allenart/coll...-baptiste.html Rabit redux redux (middle of page): http://chnm.gmu.edu/courses/magic/sa...e/harnett.html Then of course there’s Durer’s Hare, a live rabbit: http://artwork.barewalls.com/product...productid=2052 and someone else’s Hare “after” Durer: http://www.meerdinkgallery.com/Nieto/rabbit.htm |
Wow! Wait till you see this, to accompany artemesia’s poem Ivy. Adults only please!
http://www.silverartifice.com/agfwp.html This also works quite well: http://www.magidson.com/cellini/eternal.html |
For Hesiod's "Love Song of the Watermelon"
http://www.riggsart.com/reduced/Watermelon.htm [This message has been edited by inkwellpoetess (edited April 10, 2003).] |
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hi Sharon and all,
this is really a good fun, in deed Especially, the IVY as a metaphor for a passionate woman is so good. The links Kate put on are as great as well. In my language, we are used to connecting a pasionate woman with weeping willow tree leaves which are well described in this link: http://www.magdalin.com/herbal/plant...willowtree.htm Mr Chao |
Terri,
I was checking out the main site of riggsart, where you found the watermelon pic and there is some very nice sculpture in there! |
Artemesia's Ivy poem made me think of an old fiber piece I stuck in the window of an old ivy-covered greenhouse. Took a photo of it today.
http://www.ablemuse.com/erato/ubbhtm...gia/Fading.jpg Hope that worked! Pad |
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