Screenwriting, Lyrics, Art, and Investigation
Finished art, painted with heated wax and other multi-media.
Whenever I go to an art gallery the artists seems to have one part of their display that is a series. I’m kind of proud I’ve reached the point with the Grimm’s Fairy Tales that I can say I have a series, just like the Real Artists.
It’s hot here and the wax is always soft now. I have a few pieces in progress that may finish, but mostly I’m on summer hiatus.
The latest track for Argent is now live at bandcamp.
I recorded this song very differently. Musescore, the composing software I use, will playback the song. Instead of just writing melody and chords, this time I notated an orchestral score. What you hear is the computer playing the sheet music, and a vocal track I laid over. I feel like my experience with notation, reading and writing, might be my greatest strength as a musician. (Since I’m so very amateur at guitar, lol.) Anyway, here’s the simplified music. The orchestral score is an immense file, so I won’t post it.
you If you were my bell If you were my well but you’re you A voice like clear water a face like a star my tongue turns to butter whenever you are you you If you were my clerk If you were my park but you’re you you why can’t I talk to you If you were my lake If you were my fate but you’re you A voice like clear water a face like a star my tongue turns to butter whenever you are you
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This is another cutting from the shamrock hydrangea I posted for St. Patrick’s Day. I had a background I wanted to repurpose — of a Marian portrait that wasn’t successful — and the extra flowers.
Here’s one lesson I’m gleaning from using plant material: No matter what you do with pressing and ironing, the flower will fade. Perhaps just using encaustic paint to mimic the original color is the best way to go. In this case, make it green!
Also, a store-bought cutting may already be deficient. The more successful pieces use plants cut fresh in my own yard.
For some reason I’m determined to succeed at this! Lol. Thanks for coming along on the journey.
New song available for Ardent at bandcamp. From Elizabeth’s perspective, Charlotte is foolish for accepting Mr. Collins’ proposal. For Charlotte, though, it’s a lucky opportunity.
Oops! I originally called this song “The Scheme” because that’s how Charlotte thinks of her encouragement of Mr. Collins. The song itself suggested another title, though, and “Get Lucky” is the official and proper name.
I don’t seem to work with pastel colors. The starwort is what caught my attention with this tale, and everything else developed from that.
Our girl from Mariokart 8. Since the internet, for some inexplicable reason, has few Toadette screengrabs, let me also include the original for others to find.
The original is so colorful. I almost regret how I covered the pink castle with encaustic layers. What do you think: Did I put the focus rightly on the toon, or did I lose the charm?
