Famous quote two.

"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.

Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

Sketchbook #92.

Famous quote one.

"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.

Albert Einstein. (1879 - 1955)

The cardboard screen at sunset.

Steve's Invitation.

Designed and handmade by Steve.

Your presence in graciously requested.

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.

A spiral with corners.

A spiral with corners in pencil.

Cross hatching.

This is a pencil drawing created using a mars lumograph 8B by Staedtler.
The sketch was scanned and converted into negative.
It was then enhanced with cross hatching.

Paul's pointillism.

Pointillism: In painting, the use of separate dots of pure colour.

Most famously, examples of pointillism can be found in the work of Camille Pissarro and Georges Seurat.

This image is created by enhancing Tom's self portrait using the pointillism effect.

Tom's self portrait.

Tom's self portrait in pencil.

I have enhanced these images.

The first one is transformed into an old photograph.

The second one has been distorted using the bubble effect and transformed into negative.

A self portrait by Hannah.

A self portrait by Hannah in pencil.

I have enhanced these images. The first one has been distorted using the bubble effect.

The second one has been transformed into negative and enhanced with a fine art cross hatching effect.

Paint My Moon.

Watercolour-ways.

Scanned from Sketchbook #03.

Well go on then!

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.

Number 14 Alma Lane: Sunday raining.

He went back to The Elms.
The mosaic tiles met him at the porch.
He grabbed the brass handle and pushed the heavy door.
He noted his reflection in the blue bevelled glass.
He stepped inside
...passing the mail box.
The creaking stairs lead him into the old house.
Number 14.
The door confirmed his entrance with a SLAM.
Inside he was.
Inside you are.

Collage: Culled from Sketchbook #92

Text: THE ELMS

© MARCO MOONE 2008

Fourteen Alma Lane: Sunday raining.

aLMA lANE: tHE STREET SCENE

Collage: newsprint and ink

The text is chosen at random

it's a textural thing~

everyday is not like sunday

~my favourite day

unlike the song says

~which I admire

14 Alma Lane: Sunday raining.

Newsprint street collage.

If I could see around this cubist corner...

from my sqaure window?

Scanned from Sketchbook #92

Number 14 Alma Lane: Twilight Saturday.

The Number FIVE is associated with......
adaptation and change
free spirited
adventure and curiosity
expansion of horizons
insights into other lifestyles and cultures
one add four equals five
-twilight Saturday
Collage
Halls of residence
Alma Lane
Sketchbook #92

Fourteen Alma Lane: Twilight Saturday.

Pencil sketch

14 Alma Lane

Geomtric composition

The gateway is open

ring the bell

slam the door

14 Alma Lane: Twilight Saturday.

Street collage
Fourteen Alma Lane
Way back then

Sunday raining - Twilight Saturday
Share my window
Sketchbook #93

Tonal shading.

Pencil

image scanned from Sketchbook #92

I am not that pencil

straight and true

Or the picture

Shade and texture drew

And I am not the dropped one

...broken, brittle

It just flew from finger onto floor

Nor am I pack fresh and brand new

Not sharpened like a jewel

Or snapped in two

Or whittled and tossed away all together

I am the artist, spinning a yarn

in pencil

Text inspired by a poem called THE PENCIL by PAM PUSSYCAT

For a copy of the poem contact sharemyart@gmail.com

Geometric communion.

I think this collage rocks.

Hey, this page has been hidden for 16 years in Sketchbook #92.

Now released, transposed, revealed, published.

Looking back I'm trying to recollect how the component parts of the collage originated?

There was an obvious communication by postcard from Tenerife. (John.)

A wax rubbing.

Some red tape.

The title, 'Geometric communion.' is down to the square of blue sky.

And the triangles - right angled.

All Pylon.

Pylon in collage.
Scanned from Sketchbook #92.

Paul's optical illusion.

Pencil drawing culled form Sketchbook #92.

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllll

llllllllllllllllllluuuuuuuuuuuuuusssssssssssssiiii

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooooooooooooooonnnnn

nnnnnnnnnnnnnn

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The post apocalyptic vacation to the forgotten quarry.

The post apocalyptic vacation to the forgotten quarry.

Collage

culled from skecthbook #92

page of book

leaf of sketch

turn of phrase

slight of hand

screwed up

start over

temperature of line

architectural conversion

like a prayer

Geometric landscapes.

Geometric landscapes.
Collage.
Images culled from Sketchbook #92.
Graph paper, ink, pencil crayon, photographs, facsimiles.

Positioned into a new formation.

Pieces of found cardboard,

glued onto a square panel,

sliced into isosceles triangles,

positioned into a new formation.

Collage culled from Sketchbook #92.

Tom's Optical Illusion.

Image created by Tom using PAINT.

Marco Moone Poetry.

Pencil drawing.

Presenting The Moone Collection by Marco Moone.

http://moonepoet.blogspot.com/

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