Sandra did this fantastic finishing touch with the quote from Wuthering Heights:
Ilona made the background and I drew the lady with flowing hair...
Now a video to remember the movie, the song and the quote:
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Martha, this was just one amazing travel art :-) Isn't it strange how we all seem to feel the same about it? Thank you for letting me play along with you!
ReplyDeleteIlona xx
Love, love, love this!
ReplyDeleteRinda
I love the faces you have been doing lately!
ReplyDeleteGreat piece! Love it!
ReplyDeleteStunning!! I love this one!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the addition of the quote!
ReplyDeleteHow romantic.. I am so sorry I have been out of the loop, I miss you and your art too.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see you! Please tell me what Wurthering heights. Is it a movie in the States?
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No, it is not from the US, it is n British writer, Emily Brontë. It is really a terrible sad story, and was not well accepted in her time. But as a dramatic movie (and the song particularly) it is recommended as a classic now. :oD
DeleteNO WAY!!!I was just listening to this song in my car today. I love Kate Bush!! I agree it is such a sad story, but it's a great movie.
ReplyDeleteLovely piece that you created together! Valerie
ReplyDeleteThis is magical!Wutherings Heights is one of my favourite bookks!Happy PPF and hugs from Brazil!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this, addition of the quote makes it even more haunting.
ReplyDeleteGreat travel art, love how it is evolving. xox
ReplyDeleteOh a wonderful blast to the past. brilliant art ayala! HPPF and a wonderful weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLove the travel art!
ReplyDeleteLove this Martha. Nicely done.:)
ReplyDeletegloria
Oh I love how this piece turned out...what a gorgeous compilation!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
Lovely art and technique!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Love how it turned out! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteHeather Santos
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beautiful! And thanks for the video. How can it be I've never seen that movie??
ReplyDeletethis brings back memories. i even looked up the film but only found the 1930 lawrence olivier version and the current one. did i imagine i saw it as a child? love the collaborative art.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! <3
ReplyDeleteI read that book in the 3rd grade - loved it. Read it more than once as a matter of fact. That collaborative portrait is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteahhh so romantic. What a fun piece for you. I love the hook up with the book/movie. Blessings, Janet PPF
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