Tuesday, December 31, 2013

The End


"The End"

"EVERYTHING WILL BE OK IN THE END, IF IT'S NoT OK IT'S NOT THE END" John Lennon

As we bring 2013 to a close, and anticipate the dawn of the new year, this is the ultimate advise, don't you think? 
In other words, no matter how things look today, with a new year, we all have the opportunity to get it right, to do it better.

Those of you you follow my work know I have used this quote before in other pieces.  I like it! And I am not alone. Customers who come into the gallery where I show my work, seem to like it too. This piece sold a few days before Christmas.

Initial research credited this quote to John Lennon, however, further digging  revealed a variety of origins, from a recent movie, to a Brazilian fiction writer. In fact, it has even been credited to No One (Anonymous).

I like this quote because it is memorable  I like it because it can be used as a simple general statement of curiosity and how truly free from complication life and the world around us can be.

A wooden box has been covered, front and back in various papers, including text, music, magazine images and tissues, frame the vintage children's alphabet blocks that spell out the quote.
A small frog on top finishes the piece.  Ready to hang.


4 comments:

  1. bonne année ..petite grenouille!

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  2. So different...I like it!
    have a Happy and creative NEW Year!!!!

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  3. I'm having trouble getting photos and images to load from your site today. Haven't had trouble anywhere else, thankfully.

    Clever and creative piece with the little frog at the top. I always love your block assemblages. They put a smile on my face.

    You asked about my e-mail. I was worried, since I don't own (or have control over) the account. My friend Scott set it up for me, so I wondered if he had somehow deleted it. I seldom check my e-mail anymore, so I made sure all was well. Don't know what happened, but it's still there. I'll send you an e-mail and make sure everything works.

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  4. I've always liked that quote, but have no idea who really said it. Great assemblage!

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