“When blue sinks almost to black, it echoes a grief that is hardly human. When it rises towards white ... its appeal to men grows weaker and more distant.” Kandinsky
The Wallisy/ Wassily spelling had me confused!! I thought... maybe a relative? A secret Kandinsky I'd never heard of?? I wouldn't put it past you to discover such a thing!!!
have a blessed Sunday everyone! and great week ahead...
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Happy writing, my friends...
ReplyDeleteLove this one... thanks Tess!
ReplyDeleteNice to have participated with magpie today! Have fun everyone!..
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Very challenging, plus I managed to mess up my first link - apologies!
ReplyDeleteTo my mother...
ReplyDeleteFixed it for you Frances...no worries...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Tess - that looks much better!
DeleteFrom a mother! Love the Kandinsky. K.
ReplyDeleteThis was tough!
ReplyDeleteColors and lines; Hearts and Bones..... (A Paul Simon song. Has NOTHING to do with my post!!) :)
ReplyDeleteWhimsical and fun, I called it: 'Child's Play'. ;~D
ReplyDeletethis is a wonderful image
ReplyDeletefull of vibrancy and joy
Cool - you make me consider things I never would on my own. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the image...I seem to see dark where others saw light...such is the inspiration of one image :)
ReplyDeleteA silly one from me, Tess.
ReplyDeletewonderful painting..thanks tess
ReplyDeletelove re-envisioned...
ReplyDeleteMy first effort at Magpie Tales. Somehow Kandinsky was calling to me (in a nightmare I think!)
ReplyDeleteAdded my fervor in this beautiful list. :)
ReplyDeletethank you! i had not done a magpie in a while ---
ReplyDeleteIt called out to me...love Kadinsky....Thanks Tess
ReplyDeleteCool KANDINSKY- THANKS!
Deletevery cool pic indeed...a little reflection on my time in DC saturday...
DeleteThis picture is all things to all men, it seems...
ReplyDeleteThanks for a fine prompt Tess.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Thanks for another interesting illustration.
ReplyDeleteA childish take on mine - or is it child-like?
ReplyDeleteGreat artwork. I have to try this one...
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Thanks, again, for hosting this. =)
ReplyDeleteOH so awesome...can distantly recall this artist of course it has been years since art class so please refresh my synapses! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this one Tess...
ReplyDelete“When blue sinks almost to black, it echoes a grief that is hardly human. When it rises towards white ... its appeal to men grows weaker and more distant.” Kandinsky
ReplyDeleteThank you from the Trellis Tribe! LOL
ReplyDeleteBit late with the linking process today. Apologies. Now completed.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Dave.
ReplyDeleteThe Wallisy/ Wassily spelling had me confused!! I thought... maybe a relative? A secret Kandinsky I'd never heard of?? I wouldn't put it past you to discover such a thing!!!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely deliciously delightful... love these magpies!!!
ReplyDeleteToday's is a kind of spin-off from yesterday's.
ReplyDeleteA tight squeeze, but hopefully qualifying!
ReplyDeleteAbstract art.....great prompt as always Tess!!
ReplyDeleteProbably not what one would expect, but it's link with memory is a strong one here.
ReplyDeleteLove Kandinsky, so this was great fun.
ReplyDeleteI like Kandinsky, too. Thank you for this one!
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