time diversion VII
Sunday 12, March 2017
Moon: Full Moon • Visible: 100% • Age: 14 days
Seventh clock*:
In Limbo – Fandango
Technique: Watercolour, Ink, Acrylic
Original size: 22x29cm
from my watercolor & ink series “In Limbo” 2014 © Marina Kanavaki
When I chose this clock for the Full Moon I didn’t remember that “In Limbo – Fandango” was also posted on a Full Moon [July 12, 2014]! Came as I nice surprise. Maybe I saw then what I saw now: a beautiful moon rising, climbing on these bare branches. 🙂
and for March Full Moon:
Ian Anderson: A Better Moon
from his album: The Secret Language of Birds
A Better Moon: “Sultry and sub-tropical images of a Foweraker fantasy five thousand miles from home.” [introduction by Ian Anderson]
Happy Sunday 12 with a beautiful Full Moon!
* about this series of posts: Time Diversion
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VG Marina – inc a puff for one of Ian Anderson’s criminally underrated solo albums! RH
Exactly: “criminally underrated”! Happy weekend, my friend! 🙂
Such pretty colors.. Calm 🙂 I like it!
Thank you, my dear Christy! 🙂 Have a beautiful weekend! 🙂 xx
And you too! 🙂
The colors all come together in a joyful and expressionist way. Love this by you. 🙂
Ah, Charlie, you ought to see how joyful this painting and me are because of your words! 🙂
This is beautiful, Marina, so serene.
That is so nice to hear! Thank you, Patricia!!! 🙂 xxxx
I’m with Resa about the numbers. Nonetheless, this one delivers a sense of joy to me. And thanks for the dose of Ian Anderson as it’s been a while since I last heard him.
I realized I needed to explain this rather complicated concept, so I added an note in today’s T.D. VIII. The number on the title [Time Diversion VIII for example] is the number of the clock posted since the beginning of the series. However, the number appearing in the featured image, is the date [13 was today’s]. However I realized I’ve put myself in a hard spot as from tomorrow the number do not exist -as I would like them to] on a clock, so I’ll have to find a way to solve that. But, as I said to Resa, tomorrow! Glad you enjoyed Ian Anderson. I still haven’t gotten round reading and listening to your posts, but I will!!!!!! All safely saved!!!! 🙂
Explanation not necessary because you work stands on its own.
Awwww… thank you, Frank – but I have one [https://marinakanavaki.com/2017/03/13/time-diversion-viii/] Featured image number is that of the current date, using a detail of the clock of the day. As I reached the 12th hour though, I realized I run out of dates but problem solved [as you can see from T.D. IX]. The clock now has more hours! Simple! 😉
Creative problem solving within creativity.
Okay…. am I the only one who sees that this post is Diversion VII …. but it starts with XII. This is quite the message when you wake up on DST morning. Don’t worry, Marina! I’m sure to have it all figured out by the Autumnal Equinox! 😀 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
😂😂😂😂I was waiting for that!!!!! As I explained in today’s post [T.D. VIII] the number appearing on the featured image is that of the actual date [March 13]. The number on the title [Time Diversion VIII for example] is the number of the clock of the series. Now, I have put myself in a difficult position where from tomorrow it won’t be that easy using details from my clocks to make the date, but I’ll work something out …tomorrow. 🤔 I hate planning ahead! 😉 😘😘😘😘😘
Lol!!! I hate planning, too! However, I have to now that it’s Kids’ Month on GLaM. Much love to you, and I can hardly wait to see your solution for running out of a clock’s numbers.
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I’m counting very much on tonight’s dreams, where I’m about to enter zzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!! 😉 😉 !!!!!!!!
ps, hope the back’s better!
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Glorious colors and shades of blue. This has a peafeulness to it.
Queit … yet … strong.
Isadora 😎
Yes, unlike the ‘Heavy Weather ‘ one, this ‘grows’ comfortably nurtured by the ocean. Thank you my dear friend! 😘😘😘
Yes. ❤️
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