HELP!!
I have a dilemma!
I just finished making this stained glass window that will be on exhibit at the Mac Worthington Gallery of Contemporary Art in Columbus, Ohio for the month of October.
This window needs a name by 10 PM Monday evening so that it can be posted on line for the virtual gallery tour.
I need something that will knock their socks off.
I am conducting a contest for the best title.
And the prize is...
The winning title that I will choose for this window will receive this beautiful glass winged butterfly. It is also available in my
Etsy shop.
There is no limit on how many titles you enter, just simply comment on this post for your chance to win.
The winner will be announced and the butterfly will be shipped during the 1st week of October.
Good Luck, and give me the best you've got.
Please Re Tweet.
How about "Industrial Revolution Entertainment Center" as a name for your window?
ReplyDeleteNancy
http://jewelrybyNaLa.etsy.com
P.S. I love the butterfly, too!
Gorgeous work, stunning looking!!!
ReplyDeleteHmmm a title you say - how about "The Story Within" - thats the best I can come up with on the spot (ps I am pretty bad with naming my own artwork, I struggle constantly!)
Congrats! on the exhibition - and good luck with finding a fitting title for this magic artwork!
I love this one Lidia, what talent you have!
ReplyDeleteHere's my go for a matching flutterby - "Through the Looking Glass" or "Pick Up Sticks"
Might get my boys to come up with some later!
Rachel
http://www.sparks.artfire.com
Thanks to everyone so far.
ReplyDeleteWe'll see what I decide tonight.
This is just beautiful. How about "Directions"
ReplyDeleteor "Aspects"
ReplyDeleteVery good possibilities, Claytastic. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHere's my efforts:
ReplyDeleteSpectral Analysis
View Towards Infinity
The Colors of Joy
Hidden Dimensions
Free Fall
That was fun, thanks for having this contest, the winner is going to get an amazing prize!
"Geometric splendor"
ReplyDelete"Dreams of Geometric clarity"(Frank Lloyd wright inspired)
"Prairie desires"
"Froebel Gifts appreciated"
"Lieber Meister gratitude" (dear master)
I could go on. Your designs remind me so much of Frank Lloyd wright. We have several of his creations here in Buffalo, Gray cliff, the sullivan house,the George and Delta Barton House ,the Larkin Building ,and more.
Ibreak4glass Thank you so much for all your suggestions.
ReplyDeleteI like to think that I have simplified in my designs, but not in the process of making it right?
How about "intersection" or "paradigm"?
ReplyDeleteI'm lizziboo, by the way....
ReplyDeleteHi lizziboo,
ReplyDeleteThese are great, so glad you could comment.
It's simply gorgeous! Here's a couple of names that come to my mind when looking at it:
ReplyDeleteBeyond Reality
Alone Together
Contemplation
Gentle Rain
Memories of Tomorrow
Autumn Nocturn
Shades of Mondrian
ReplyDelete"Deco" Page (a play on words, the window has an Art Deco feel, "Page" means page in French, you would pronounce it like "Découpage", except for the "oo" part, that would just be "O"
Or how about "The Red Square", since there just happens to be one in this piece.
P.S.: Just so you know, my word veri was 'cortize', which instantly made me think "Hey! That would be a cool name". Too much? ;p
It's beautiful and it's the artist's work that is the key, but thank you for letting us suggest names.
ReplyDeleteDimensional Beauty
Dimensionality
Encased Color
Oooo! I'm lusting1
ReplyDeletehhmmm...
ReplyDelete"Through The Looking Glass"
"The 4th Demension"
"Color Squared" don't know how to make my computer do the little 2
In Hindu mythology, the rainbow is called "Indradhanush"
"Moonbow" is a night time rainbow
Yikes, I'll have to think!
~Michele - ByYourSide2009 on Twitter!
Hello! Very nice piece. Here are my suggestions:
ReplyDeleteMondrian (as in Piet)
Kaleidoscope
I'll also retweet!
Jodee
palettepassion.etsy.com
Thanks Jodee. I appreciate these suggestions.
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ReplyDeleteI'm from Love Abounds on facebook BTW
piet meets frank
ReplyDelete(as in mondrian meets lloyd wright)
this reminds me of both artists as i have spent many, many hours at the art institute of chicago looking at both of their many pieces exhibited there
simply stated
ReplyDeletecolor simplified
spectrum in primary
prism fantasia
All this is making my head spin!!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Just peeking again, from hubby's laptop. My bad, that square's not RED: IT'S ORANGE!!!! LOL!!! Well, it is on THIS screen anyway... ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone who made suggestions for the title.
ReplyDeleteI will be posting the winner later today.
You are all so awesome to help me out.