Contrast was Christina's theme. It turned out to be so fun and we had such a wide variety of art pieces. Let's start with Christina's piece because she began this journey.
Night and Day by Christina
Hannah also submitted an art piece. Such a fun idea.
Humphrey by Hannah
Let's see what we Cazier's came up with.
Two Sided by Pearl
Match Maker by June
Stairs by Daisy
Covered by Maleen
Tipsy Turvy by Maleen
Tears of Contrast by June
Music Makes Love by Daisy
Contrast Flower by Pearl
Meow Moon Meow Sun by Daisy
Tyler had a whole story to go with his. He found this photo online. It was taken during the Vietnam war. It is American soldiers helping a Vietcong soldier.
I'm very impressed. I think it would be really hard to get the colors right. This gif is cool as it goes back and forth between the two pictures.
A few more from our family.
Rights vs. Reality by Pearl
Trick of the Eyes by Ivory
Hippie by Robyn
Split Atmospheres by Ivory
Arctic Dream by Robyn
Grandma Dargan came up with some fun art. It is really fun to study all the faces in the second one.
Final Destination by Megan
Faces of Humanity by Megan
Can't forget the Hulse's. What they lack in quantity this week, they make up in quality. This video is awesome sauce itself.
And a couple more pieces from the Hulse's.
Chalk Shading by Maggie
My Heart is Brite by Eleanor
One more. I didn't enter this with today's art, but I finished it this week and I'm very proud of it. And I think it fits very well with the theme of contrast. The picture of this piece was originally done on a beige background. I've always loved the image, but I decided to do in on a navy material so there would be more contrast for the stars. I think it turned out very well. (To be clear. I finished it this week, but I started it over a year ago. Takes a bit more time to crosstitch.)
Star Gazer by Maleen
What a fun theme. Next week is Ocean. Should be deep...
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