Creative Tuesdays' current theme is 'September'. I decided to do something with the harvest moon which will occur on September 22, 2013 this year. It's done in acrylic (6" x 6") on cardstock.
Thanks to MMm for hosting!
Thanks to MMm for hosting!
20 comments:
I love your interpretation, Christine.
Interesting contrast between the two pictures.
Beautiful moon painting, love the houses, too. They remind me of some of the old houses here! Valerie
LOVE these. And the Harvest Moon occurs on my birthday this year - I had no idea!
Hello Christine
We'll be with family in Nova Scotia so will definitely look out for that one - mind you some how I think it will shine on family down here at home - just at a different time of the day to you lol
Forgot to say how big and round and warm and glowing your one is!
Cathy
Fabulous! I really like that you added the moon.
its beautiful Christine, Fall is coming fast!!!
I thought that looked familiar
Beautiful artworks both! I love the windows in yours and the feelings of mystery they evoke...
what beatiful Christine, love it!!
Simple colours but still appealing.
Amsterdam?
It's actually Albany New York in the 1800s when it was settled by the Dutch apparently.
Beautiful harvest moon. I like the colors and the simplicity. Lovely
I love your September-Harvest-Moon picture! The colors are wonderful and I like it so much how you have translated the lovely inspiration picture into your individual version.
Love your interpretation! Such a beautiful harvest moon as well, which is something I had forgotten about.
That is gorgeous, Christine. I totally love it. And in fact more than the original. Love how you've broken it down further into simple flat shapes. What a good interpretation for SEPT too. I love harvest moons.
Visiting from Creative Tuesdays - Wow, I love this painting very much, particularly the simplicity of it :o)
I like the simple take on the theme. I like that orange you used for the moon. wonderful piece.
hope you have a sweet day.
Beautiful big orange moon. I too like the church in the background. It just completes the picture.
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