The moon was thought to exert a special influence on poets and artists and
werewolves.
Sometimes more then others the Moon and what it represents just tickles me to death.

The Contemplator
Eugène Carrière1901

“Moon Madness” by Andrew Wyeth
The moon was thought to exert a special influence on poets and artists and
werewolves.
Sometimes more then others the Moon and what it represents just tickles me to death.

The Contemplator
Eugène Carrière1901

“Moon Madness” by Andrew Wyeth
:::For Wednesday’s quote I have chosen:::

Unknown


Shadow, 1954
Boris Petrovich Sveshnikov ( 1928 – 1998 )
I thought I would challenge myself to work color into my writing.
I don’t mean ‘colorful’ words. I mean actual color.
Over the weekend I read two very interesting articles about the use of color in writing.
One is called ” Colour Psychology for Writers “about the use of color in prose (and film). The other was called ” 204 Words That Describe Colour- A Resource for Writers“
After I finished reading those articles, I thought as an on going challenge for myself I could enrich my writing by working on this technique.
I love to post artwork because looking at art seems to fill that creative well in my head, so I thought I would give those posts more form. This way I can see how the colors are used, their shades and hues and of course I find inspiration in art so it’s a win.
I hope you find these links and artwork as informative and inspiring as I do.
amm

Van Gogh’s Starry Night with the first image taken by the James Webb telescope by alpgenart

Shoda Koho
(1871~1946)
“Fish boat on moonlit sea”

~ Sydney Laurence ~ (1865-1940)
“ North Star “

Matanuska Glacier, Alaska
Photographer Unknown

Snow and mist
John Atkinson Grimshaw,

Avenue of Poplars
Van Gogh