the song title club Girl Disappearing

After the title song. Thanks

After the song: Gir Disappearing by Tori Amos

If I'm right, the figure of the disappearing girl is on the left. Had it not been for the title, I don't think that the figure is noticeable enough to realize what it is. I really don't care though. This is just such a feast for the eyes and wonderful to wander through!

 

~Anthony

Thanks, Anthony. Yes, she is on the right...and disapparing:-)

For me this is a beautiful and magic forest but I am not sure to see a girl, disapearing or not. Is it this indefinite blue shape on the right ?

Yes, Henri, on the right. How strange: I thought I hade made her even too visible. Thanks

If not for the title, I won't be looking for the girl, as I was captivated by this magical forest.

Another outstanding piece with eye catching result, Paula!!! Best regards

Mystic!

 

Regards...

Great work, a magical woods where the vanishig girl is just a flash vision, a dream!

Clever idea. But the mystery solved too early. Paula, You're truly an artist. My respect. :0))

Very good rendition,Paula. Are you testing whether we are suffering from myopia or hyperopia?:-)

This is excellent. Very mysterious.. took me a second to find the girl, but its very very cool. Nice work.

 

Karen

"there was no protection by this urban light...so I'm running to a constellation where they can still see you"

 

And this is what I thought... you've frankly nailed the feel you get after the song. It's more of siblinghood than feminism - it's like we're getting back to life, to all essential - in this light, it doesn't matter who we are.

 

It's an attempt to stop searching the truth via debates... and come to point where we transcend the vision into THIS. It actually reminds me of "Great Expectations"... plus on the side of that, I find criscrossing of the twigs be same kind of enigma like an artwork of the "Premonition" movie. You've made the girl invisible yet present in the right [she's barely admitted by the most... me too at first].

 

Wornderful technique... it's really a kind of magic. Somewhat adjacent to grotesque, I dare to say;) Thank you for sharing Paula.

 

Alibek

 

 

 

Thank you so very much for the kind comments which I highly appreciate.

 

Alibek, what a great comment with associations and memories. It's great when an image causes all this, and I am grateful mine did it. Thanks again

Hmm, I don't see the girl, either! But what I do see is like a spirit, something that maybe is supposed to be unseen, but the viewer catches a glimpse from the corner of their eye. Magical, ethereal. My first thought was that this is the forest in "Bridge to Terabithia," and the girl that is disappearing is Leslie, gone from the real world to live forever in the fantasy one. Very cool, I like it lots! :) KW

Well done Paula !

Greetz Pat

Thank you- well, it is a sort of spirit, but a girl, too:-)

Wow. This is a feast for the eyes.

:) hi Paula , toooo hard find her :))) but ok I like your magic forest

I can see her, but I have to really work at it and use some thought. Kind of a cool interpretation.

This is almost an apparition or hallucination. I feel like rubbing my eyes a couple times to see whether she materializes or disappears. Lovely forest.

Thank you so much for entering this forest looking for the girl:-)

Oh, I see her!! AWESOME! :)

Really beautiful work, Paula!