©Caroline Soer2010
The word this week is 'journey'. My offering is a watercolour on gessoed mountboard that I painted for
Laurel as part of a travelling book exchange, a while back. On the opposite page is Robert Frost's lovely poem 'The Road Not Taken'.
This is wonderful! Gorgeous forest and I love that poem too!
ReplyDeleteA perfect piece for IF this week.
Lovely inspiration for this start of the week!
ReplyDelete...and to think i could have met you some time in Frigiliana, amazing !
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Marvelous work!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous Caroline and I love that poem. I am getting into illustrating poems now too. It is nice to have a lovely picture and some great words or phrases to go with it.
ReplyDeleteThat Tia is a brave girl isn't she? Fancy that cheeky monkey daring to get into your studio. Luckily it didn't "create" any havoc in there..haha.
Gorgeous illustration, Caroline!!! I love the design of the spread too..beautiful work! And oh my, that cheeky monkey! : ) Hope you have a wonderful week ahead!
ReplyDeleteI love that poem (I had to memorize it and recite it in high school--I still remember it!), but I really love your painting. You've captured the feel perfectly. Your work is always so inspirational.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I love the yellow and greens in your beautiful brushstrokes.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Caroline, and I so love that poem. Makes me want to hike into that forest.
ReplyDeleteHey Caroline! This is so perfect! The poem accompanied by your wonderful artwork!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Caroline, and such an interesting technique, watercolor on gessoed board. It give is a wonderful texture. And your composition complements the poem perfectly!
ReplyDeletegreat illustration. I always love the look achieved with the gesso underpinnings. I keep promising myself to get back into painting with oils...and this type of work makes me want to get back into it even more...I always say the greatest compliment you can give is when a work makes you want to do something...
ReplyDeleteI love this woodland scene Caroline it transports me there totally.
ReplyDeleteI'd have been terrified of the monkey! The worst I've had in my room is a bat!
I recognized the thumbnail right away! I'm so lucky to have the original. I still need to bind my book! I must research how.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this beauty, so perfect for IF.
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Beautiful woods, and one of my favorite poems of all time.
ReplyDeletebeautiful woodland, really atmospheric:)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!!
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