The variations of curve and roundness build relationship, while the contrasts of bone, horn and metal horn pique the interest of the viewer. In addition to analyzing form and color - the toned gray and beige of the instrument, the skull and the additional supporting visual characters - I found myself wondering whether music trumps composition. And then recalled a line from a Paul Simon song:
"Sometimes even music cannot substitute for tears."
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Just wanted you to know how much I am enjoying these deily photos.
oops, that's DAILY
Thanks for saying so, Lesley. I appreciate the feedback - as it helps to know we don't work in a vacuum!
Jane, wherever did you happen upon this arrangement? It is somewhat startling to see the skull thrown in so casually with the other objects.
Your 'Daily Visuals'have really inspired me. It's a terrific idea, and I relish being privy to the workings of your mind as you share revelations that the photos have prompted for later cloth explorations.
"Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy . . . "
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