Ascent of Noise, number 6 in the series

[JennieJo]

I think it is number 6. Panel 1 of 2 panels. Still a WIP. The top doesn't fit my internal picture yet.

Title: working, Living with Intrusions.

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Just in case you can't see it. The top half is the intrusive noise, bottom half is some happy notes, in disguise, dancing their way to a new space.

 

[Artyczar]

I love this. I also love the format/size.

 

[Terri]

Beautiful! Your work always has a feeling of intrigue and mystery to it. Fabulous!

 

[JennieJo]

I love this. I also love the format/size.

First time I've use a tall rectangle. Probably would never had but I was away from home, they were there, at a great price. How can a painter resist. Really enjoyed using them. Hope they're always on special. I had made a decision ... No more canvasses until half my blanks had been used. Big fail there.

 

[JennieJo]

Beautiful! Your work always has a feeling of intrigue and mystery to it. Fabulous!

Thanks Terri. Intrigue and mystery, I might have to use that somehow I tend to think complicated and complex

 

[Enyaw]

Don't over think it. It works as is and doesn’t need clarity to work. However, it is your piece and it should satisfy your mind.

 

[JennieJo]

Don't over think it. It works as is and doesn’t need clarity to work. However, it is your piece and it should satisfy your mind.

Thanks. I live a semi isolated life, so all thoughts are welcomed by me. Nice to hear what others see and think.

 

[Donna T]

This is such an interesting concept for a series and it does seem that there is always something intruding on happiness. I suspect some of us are better than others at repelling those intrusions! I like your design and hope the happy notes can keep dancing.

 

[JennieJo]

This is such an interesting concept for a series and it does seem that there is always something intruding on happiness. I suspect some of us are better than others at repelling those intrusions! I like your design and hope the happy notes can keep dancing.

While I am good at blocking out what doesn't appeal. It's my grandkids I am really being aware of. And having a background in IT, and an avid reader I strongly object to marketing and advertising noise that seems like subliminal invasions of young minds. Bit heavy. Apologies.