I love music--I am also so NOT musical. So when I chose music as today's creative practice inspiration word, I really wasn't sure what I was going to do.
I decided to look at album covers at out local thrift store, thinking I might cut some up to create some 3D art. But, when I spied this brand new, wrapped in plastic, black and white album cover, I had another idea.
I had never heard of this heavy metal group, Vatnett Viskar. I afraid they disbanded in 2015 after making two albums. This particular album came out ten years ago and I am not sure who still had an unopened copy, but their loss or donation was my gain.
I decided to update the backside album art to create a modern, unusual, and interesting art piece.
The album artist modeled the back cover art after the "Seated Giant" by Goya. I got out my watercolors and added bits of color to the black and white art.
I added yellows and orange, green, and purple to make some of the white areas pop. I wanted to frame it in an ornate antique frame to contrast the modern style of art. This, chippy, black, embellished frame from a garage sale was in my stash. It elevates a simple album cover and although you might not see my word for the day, MUSIC, when you look at it, the word was indeed the inspiration. I kept the front of the album with the birds and snake for a future art project. Oh, and I did listen to a few minutes of the album.
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