The challenge on Take a Word this week is an old Manuscript. Mine is a copy of the Caedmon, an old English version of Genesis. It is laid over a medieval piece of music. Apparently they used parchments more than once, scraping off the work underneath. I'm sure at that time they were expensive and precious.
The picture is Googled and I hope matches the timeline.
Thank you for looking on this wet and cold Monday morning.
Love and hugs,
June xxx
18 comments:
June, this is mouth-wateringly gorgeous. The manuscript combined with the beautifully coloured image are perfect. (Love how you have added the musical notes effect in the background too).
Awesome combination, beautiful translucent effect with the notes.
This is great June.I love it. I really love medieval and renaissance things and this is so beautiful.
Grts,
Sarina
Wouaouh June!
Your artwork is just awesome, with its transparency effects and opposition between colored image & BG's sepia tones...
Big bravo from me!
Bonjour June !
Votre choix est vraiment parfait pour illustre ce challenge ! j'aime beaucoup ! bonne journée ! amicalement Mary.kg
you found the perfect script for this!
Creative gorgeous piece, June!
This is a beautiful piece, Miss June. This challenge is producing some delightful art. (Cold and wet in my world today too!)
This has a truly medieval feel to it, June! Lovely!xx
This is really beautiful and well done! I love the glowing colors.
Oh wow, June, this actually looks like an ancient manuscript. Superb.
Very clever and gorgeous piece, June.
Miss Phoebe is delightful by the way.
Man glaubt, ein Märchenbuch aus längst vergangenen Jahrhunderten vor sich zu haben, das ist großartig, June!
June, the manuscript is gorgeous and looks so old-world. The woman fits the era. I think my image may not be so in sync.
beautiful manuscript. I wonder if she's using the moon as a boomerang
The color just radiates from this. Beautiful work as always.
Wonderful work June a gorgeous collage!
Perfect take on the theme, June, love the burst of colour on the manuscript!
(A very loud and firm NO may help with the play biting as I use the same even now as Monty loves to bite his tail and other parts drawing blood!)
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