Did you know that the church ceremony in the middle ages took place outside the church door before entering the church for a nuptial mass?
I was thinking that if you look at the old engravings long enough,the colour starts to sip into the black and white images, and they become alive. That's why I didn't colour the stamped images completely. I wanted them to look like the shapes becoming alive and colourful.
I am submitting a real quickie this time, as it's either now or never, this last week was so busy with the school break and the usual havoc at home, which looks like a place after the pillage by the Mongol Tartars, and in fact created by two men, an older and a younger ones.
17 comments:
beautiful door!!!
I love the way you have partly coloured the couple and your explanation of it. Your work is always deep and very meaningful :)
Wonderful thinking behind the piece Galina.
Looks great. ;)
Brilliant work as usual Galina!
Love it.
Its beautiful Galina. Great use of colours
like penny said that idea of colour fading in to the pcs as they become alive is very clever .. i love it. and you always give such thought and meaning to your work Galina.. i think i just cloned Pennys comments but I feel the same :-)
It's lovely! Thanks for the story. Love the way you partial coloured the images, very effective :-)
Wonderful work!
I love the style of your work Galina - it's very classical.
That's a very interesting story. Thanks for sharing. Love your piece.
I have to agree with Penny too....I love how youre work is deep and meaningful and beautiful too!
Wow! What an original idea! Inspired Galina!
Such a lovely and creative piece of work, Galina.
lovely work, I love reading your posts and the meanings behind things. gorgeous "quickie"!!!
I love the half colour...fabulous. Your best piece to date imo.
Thanks for the story - the card is beautiful, and so well thought through.
Ros
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