It's that time of the month again...the third Thursday.
Jennifer and I are once again
Searching for Roy...or
after Roy, as I like to call it! This month's Search is for
Black & White. My photos this month are details from the exhibits I saw at the SCAD Museum:
Little Black Dress,
Jack Whitten: Erasures and
Stretching the Limits: Fibers in Contemporary Painting.
If you are new to the
Search, each month, on the third Thursday, we invite you to post photos of the color of the month. So here's hoping that you will post some
Black & White photos on your blog, website or Flickr page and make a comment here. I will link back to you. If you don't have any one of those, you can leave a comment with your email and I'll be in touch to help post your photos. The
Challenge starts today and continues through Saturday, January 19 (midnight Eastern USA time).
As an added incentive each month, I create a special
Challenge Fabric. If you play along, you will have the opportunity to win this fabric. I will be drawing names on Sunday morning...but you have to play in order to be eligible.
Looking forward to seeing your
Black & White!
Check out
Jennifer's blog for more
Black & White...
Judy Martin of
Judy's Journal has a
Black & White transfer of her father. It is part of a quilt she made about her family. There's a joke as well!
Susan Bowers of
tracemarks shares her collection of artist's books including some in
Black &White.
Our capacity to make peace with another
person and with the world depends very much on our capacity to make
peace with ourselves.--Thich Nhat Hanh . Fiona
Dempster of
Paper Ponderings explores this thoughtful quote in her
Thursday Thoughts. She also illustrates it with a beautiful piece of
Black & White calligraphic art,
Peace in Every Step.
Lisa McGarry of
arzigogolare is
Capturing Shadows. Once again she puts a new spin on the
Challenge with her shadow play in
Black & White.
Ersi Marina or
Ersimarina's Workroom has an eclectic collection of
Black & White. Scenes of her bedroom, broken glass, her mother's gloves (a favorite of mine!), scissors hiding in striped fabric and a beautiful fractal of a rose.
Liz Davidson has posted some heavenly
Black & White night shadows!