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Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Monday, 27 July 2009
The Moon at nine fifteen hundred hours.
The Moon at nine fifteen hundred hours.These images are created using photography and collage.
I have added a border around a photograph using coloured newsprint, black sugar paper and felt.
After scanning sections of the finished pieces, I have stitched them together digitally.
Here is a link to the original photograph.
Sunday, 26 July 2009
Boxed first quarter moon.
Boxed first quarter moon.This creation is made from cardboard and poster paint.
It was Ceri's idea to cover my creation in foil, as you can see I gave up half way through.
I'm still not convinced this monstrosity is complete yet?
The idea for the title is derived from the box-shape I have implanted into the corrugated surface.
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
For all you SELENOLOGISTS out there.
My portrait of the Moon ~ canvas and acrylic 1m square 2005.
What follows is 13 links to all of my poems, essays and stories which include the word MOON.
If you enjoy all things SELENIC why don't you dip into my SELENOLOGY.
Tsunami Moon ~ acrylic on canvas 2006.
Monday, 17 March 2008
Share my moon rising.
A triptych of moon studies painted using ink, watercolour and glitter. The Polaroid photographs were taken on 3 consecutive nights.
Image scanned from Sketchbook #02
Another moon study.
Ink, pencil and oil pastel. Another study of the moon.
The composition was inspired by the layout of a Polaroid photograph.
Pencil was used for mark making.
Thursday, 13 March 2008
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
A moon study in watercolour.
A watercolour moon study.
Scanned from Sketchbook #03.
Watercolour and glitter.
Inspired by 3 Polaroid photographs captured on consecutive evenings.
Saturday, 1 March 2008
Marco Moone Poetry.
Pencil drawing.
Presenting The Moone Collection by Marco Moone.
Some of this stuff was written many many many moons ago.
Some the other moon.
Some of it is about the moon.
Please leave a contact with your details.
He's sure to look you up.
Marco Moone.
On a one way mission to publication.
(Totality.)
The MOONe Collection. 28 POEMS - One for each lunar day.
FQ FM LQ NM
Copyright, Marco Moone. 2008
Saturday, 16 February 2008
Moon over and out.
The MOON OVER>>>>> SERIES.Moon overboard.
Moon over Owl.
Moon over Pylon.
Moon over Pylon two.
Moon over Sidewalk.
Moon over Tear.
Moon over and OUT.
Moon overboard.
The system of international maritime signal flags is based on the alphabet.
O or OSCAR is MAN OVERBOARD
Adieu! Adieu! yon silver lamp, the moon,
Which turns our midnight into perfect noon,
Doth surely light thy towers, guarding well,
Where Dante sleeps, where Byron loved to dwell.
The last 4 lines of Ravenna by Oscar Wilde
OWL MOON is a magical story written by Jane Yolen.
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Friday, 11 January 2008
Crescent ACILPST Cityscape MOON.
COLLAGE #08
Three images created by cutting the corner from a greetings card and placing it on a scrap of black fabric. Then scanned using A4 scanner.
Someone left a light on.
The MOON looks partially eclipsed.
There is an anagram in the title.
We are all in the gutter, some of us are looking at the stars. O.W.
Saturday, 1 December 2007
Moon over Tear.
A found disc in metal (47)Surrounded by concentric circles
Presenting 'Moon Over Tear'
From sketchbook #02
(upside down)
Thursday, 22 November 2007
Wednesday, 21 November 2007
Wednesday, 14 November 2007
Ceri's Moon & Star Scape.
Wow by watercolour.What an amazing expression!
Ceri's Moon in watercolour....with star scape. 2007
Scattered.
Friday, 5 October 2007
Good Morning Moon!
Good morning Moon!
Fancy meeting up this afternoon?
We can dance our footprints into the sand dune.
I've written this poem, will you write the tune?
My individuality is your platoon.
My individuality is your platoon.
Why rehearse the part of the stupid lune?
Why is your prediction my indecipherable rune?
No one gives a toss about you, half Moon.
The pantomime revolves around a sunken pontoon.
Why look at me like a goon?
Into the reflection upon the lagoon.
When you're full on and you have written my tune...
We can dance our footprints into the sand dune.
Saturday, 1 September 2007
A Study of the Moon.
Pinprick sized moons, captured using a Polaroid camera in West Yorkshire, 2002.
The Polaroids were cut into oval shapes and laid on newsprint and shot fabric.
Sunlight has been added in the photographic image.
If you click/look closely, you can see the moons in the oval shapes.
The Polaroids were cut into oval shapes and laid on newsprint and shot fabric.
Sunlight has been added in the photographic image.
If you click/look closely, you can see the moons in the oval shapes.
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