Snow… a
most proper topic today! This morning when I opened the window I found my town
all covered in soft and white snow. And it was still falling, fairy and
obstinate like in a Pieter Bruegel painting. Adults didn't appreciate very much
the surprise: too much trouble to reach working places, gates blocked, soaking
shoes. But for the children at the school bus stop it was pure bliss. My
illustration “snow” is from The Sketchbook Project 2012 and I like to pair
it with the song “Snowflake” from Kate Bush album “Fifty words for snow”, a
delicate, surrealist piece of music. The text is a dialogue between a woman and
a personified falling snowflake. “the world is so loud, keep falling, I’ll find
you”.
Currently working at two book projects! Hope they will both see the light by the end of 2019. This sketch is for the illustration of a poetry and travel memories collection by Italian poet Lidia Masci. Inspiring and challenging project. - The mermaid The sand smelled warm, she vanished at every caress of the wind. (Lidia Masci)
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RispondiEliminaSnow is for the pure in heart.
RispondiEliminaOnly they can go beyond the mere wordly problems and appreciate its incredible poeticism.