Today I bring you images from sane side of bipolar disorder–a single, mixed media assemblage, that explores all things circular and square.
Hope you enjoy–
What’s the most wonderfully weird thing you have ever created?
Today I bring you images from sane side of bipolar disorder–a single, mixed media assemblage, that explores all things circular and square.
Hope you enjoy–
What’s the most wonderfully weird thing you have ever created?
Kathryn M. McCullough 
Love your exploration of geometry. Thank you! Peace, Phil
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Thanks, Phil, for taking the time to read and comment. Hope you’ll stop by again. It was great having you!
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Weird is not a word I would use to describe that beautiful creation. and the most wonderfully weird thing I have ever created is MY LIFE. 😀
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Great answer, Lisa! Life is wonderfully weird, to say the least. Hope you’ve had a relaxing weekend!
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“What’s the most wonderfully weird thing you have ever created?” My children, although I guess I had help with that…
Hugs,
Wendy
P.S. The weird genes comes from the fathers’ sides!
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How funny, Wendy! Of course, the weirdness come from their father. LOL
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Love the geometric dichotomy! I once created a bbq pork dish in the crockpot that turned out pretty weird and damn near inedible.
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How funny, Mark! Sounds delicous. I’m glad this art works for you–tha’t cool! Thanks for taking a look—————
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Does my blog count? 🙂
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Hell, yeah! And it is indeed weirdly wonderful!
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I too enjoyed how you explored the various shapes and their relationship to one another.
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Thank you, Charles. This one was fun to make—————
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I was going to answer your question with, “My youngest son.” It’s true, but I’m not sure I get all the credit for creation so… I don’t know. I think I’m creating some wonderfully weird stuff with my photography lately, things I don’t post on the blog.
Your art just amazes me, Kathy. It’s powerful, colorful, and beyond any words I have to describe it. (That’s why I take photos… words are usually beyond me.)
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Cool, Robin! I would LOVE to see some of the things your experimenting with. Any chance you’d consider putting one or two on the blog?
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I’ll do that today. It’s raining (blah) and I doubt I’ll take the camera out with me when I go for my walk so that will give me something to post. 🙂
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I read your post, Robin–thanks so much for sharing those photos! I love the way you married image and text by using such great quotes!
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My life is wonderfully weird, Kathy. I think your art is beautiful, not weird.
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My life is wonderfully weird, as well, Marianne! Or should I say “weirdly wonderful?” Take care, my friend!
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