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mekare for suggesting this challenge. It was originally proposed by minoanmiss, and is a tribute to her memory.
Challenge #77: Windows and Openings
The spirit of the challenge is the way we're drawn to look through openings, whatever those may be. Windows, doors, holes in walls, in rocks, in trees, in fences around construction sites. You can draw or paint the view on either side - someone or something looking through, or what's to be seen on the other side. More abstract or conceptual interpretations are fine as well - a window on the past, the future, the eyes as windows of the soul, and so on.
If you want to create something to commemorateminoanmiss, some of her favorite things were the Minoan civilisation, goddesses, recursive images, and anything hopeful.
Once we reach May we're including mermaid-themed art as well, and mermaids were another thingminoanmiss loved. There are of course openings in rocks and seaweed forests under the waves, and windows in underwater cities. We'll do a reminder about the MerMay theme being added in when we get to May.
A round-up post for submissions to this challenge will be done at the end of May.
mekare for suggesting this challenge. It was originally proposed by minoanmiss, and is a tribute to her memory. Challenge #77: Windows and Openings
The spirit of the challenge is the way we're drawn to look through openings, whatever those may be. Windows, doors, holes in walls, in rocks, in trees, in fences around construction sites. You can draw or paint the view on either side - someone or something looking through, or what's to be seen on the other side. More abstract or conceptual interpretations are fine as well - a window on the past, the future, the eyes as windows of the soul, and so on.
If you want to create something to commemorate
minoanmiss, some of her favorite things were the Minoan civilisation, goddesses, recursive images, and anything hopeful. Once we reach May we're including mermaid-themed art as well, and mermaids were another thing
minoanmiss loved. There are of course openings in rocks and seaweed forests under the waves, and windows in underwater cities. We'll do a reminder about the MerMay theme being added in when we get to May. A round-up post for submissions to this challenge will be done at the end of May.
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