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Showing posts with label Pauline Jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pauline Jones. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Gallery - 1 (July 28 - August 8)

A gallery of 10 images reviewed between July 28 and August 8, 2008.

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Frank Melech - Elements IV


Frank Melech - Die Besucher (The Visitors)


Ida M W Larsen - Airship Captain

Chris Becker - The Hanging City



Ravi Vora - The Adventurer

Michael Komarck - King Arthur (2005)



Pauline Jones - With a Soft Thud

Jan Oliehoek (oilcorner) - Baby Dragon



Jason Chan - Waterfall

James C Christensen - The Listener

Monday, August 4, 2008

Pauline Jones - With a Soft Thud

"With a Soft Thud" is from Pauline Jones' website "Images of Elsewhere". It can be found in the 10th Gallery there. Pauline Jones has another site where she has more recent works at "Pauline Jones: a painter"

A lonely beach, perhaps just after dusk and what do we find on the sands? Perhaps the crescent moon having fallen from the sky?

It makes me wonder if that makes the image even lonelier with the few lone pines a bit separate from the other trees farther back. I can't quite make out if those are the lights of a harbour town across the waves or people with lanterns in boats approaching? If they are people in small boats approaching, are they people who are approaching to help the crescent moon as if it were a beached whale needing rescuing?

The dark rows of thin yet still dark clouds and the flat waves on the water lend to a moodiness that is repeated by the blues of the pallet that the work is done in. It does remind me of some evenings I have spent on beaches with an uncertain breeze on water and in trees.

Pauline Jones puts a lot of feeling into her works and I enjoy what I have seen. There is a lot of variety in her galleries.

~ Darrell

I find this piece of artwork by Pauline Jones to be visually stimulating. My immediate response to this creative inspiration has this luminescent crescent moon fallen from another planet's solar system -- as it looks like it has haphazardly landed upon our shores. Maybe some other planetary creature is missing its home because it has now crashed down here.

~ Mags