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RichardLeach — Fig. 390
Published: 2010-08-03 03:36:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1325; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 0
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This is dedicated to , whose work inspired it.Thanks to *weedlace for handwriting.
Paper collage, about 5.5 x 8.5 inches.
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Those where the days, my friend ...
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lovely collage, richard
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Thanks, Hanne
And thanks for the link, wonderful - I remember that song and had never heard the original
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actually i've never heard the russian version before either. but i do remember singing this song in my youth
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like it very much... hate all this machines, which kill the childhood...
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thanks very much, Christiane, and I appreciate the thoughtful comment!
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wow, collab with *weedlace !!! I want that autograph!!!
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Thank you, Kristijan! Yes, when I added *weedlace 's scrap I saw that this piece was finished. And she had no idea I was going to use it!
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well, I like spontaneity!!
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good eye - Fred actually gave me the piece at the top (with the forehead), though the cuts in it are mine. this piece is about three-quarters *DroopingSanityFences , half Fred, and half me.
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so, it's more than complete
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WOW! THANK YOU - I'm thrilled about the dedication!
This might be your best yet - I love the blank sign cutting off the face, the colors, everything.
Most excellent.
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aw, shux, U R 2 kind!
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well done ,,the though ( word spoken) is flowing wondresly well with the image,,
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quite a white space for projection of their ideas on modern life
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thanks, I like that way of seeing it!
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This one also gives me the feeling that the children are being shielded or kept hidden from knowing something.
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They are looking - their attention is being held - but there's a lot they are not being told. The question is whether it's for their own good - or who might think it was. A lot to think about in this piece, more than I was thinking when I assembled it, really! But somehow these things come in.
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and the children seem so aware of there loss!
beautiful new colors , by the way
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oh of course! the editor is off duty for comments
and thank you - i had those children for a while, was sorting scraps a couple night ago and this piece came together. and i did like using these colors after all the plain ones!
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The boots must fit amazingly well. They were made for walking.
I really find your art like watching a tightrope walker - I know they are not going to fall, but there is that hair-raising small thought that keeps one alert to the possibilities, if not the probabilities.
This one resonates, and is a Gem. A Good Thing.
Thanks for showing it.
Best regards
Dibb
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Thanks so much for that great comment and compliment, Dibb. Like a tightrope walker is how I feel putting it together, in fact! Muchos gracias and all best regards back to you. --R
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Poor guy was severely cropped!
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hehe.
cropped just as many fathers are from their children's lives.
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take heart, T - it says "assembly procedure" at the top - things and people are going to come together, even if there are some sad situations.
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Oh yeah, didn't think of it like that!
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This is fabulous. The blank screen. The colors. The antique snip. The vintage. Oh, yeah, and that handwriting! Ha!
I love the literal in this, by the way, but the composition is NOT literal, if that makes sense. Walking a fine and rare line there, my friend, and it is really great to see.
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Oh, thanks so much, Weeds! I know that line you mean, and that's what I was trying for - Emily walks it in toe slippers, I felt like I had boots on. Or vice versa, depending on which comparison is more flattering to her!
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