But the rook really has only one choice, perhaps not even that- we don't know what lurks out of the frame, do we? I choose to interpret the pawn at the right as levitating (against the rules, isn't it? no levitating on the chessboard!) I love the Diebenkornesque composition!
In such a short period of time, you've gone from intense concentration and tight rendering (on your first pieces) to this joyful expression with loose brush strokes and an explosion of color. Keep up the fun, Alice!
Really fun reflections....
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The rook looks ominous and forboding
~~~eek.
But the rook really has only one choice, perhaps not even that- we don't know what lurks out of the frame, do we? I choose to interpret the pawn at the right as levitating (against the rules, isn't it? no levitating on the chessboard!) I love the Diebenkornesque composition!
ReplyDeleteIn such a short period of time, you've gone from intense concentration and tight rendering (on your first pieces) to this joyful expression with loose brush strokes and an explosion of color. Keep up the fun, Alice!
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