Under Water for “Water Water Everywhere” May 7, 2023

“Davy Jones Locker”

Mixed Media Assemblage

17″ X 21.5 “

by Judy Dykstra-Brown

Davy Jones‘ Locker is a metaphor for the bottom of the sea—the final
resting place for sailors who are the victims of shipwrecks and is used
 as a euphemism for drowning. Silver coins spilling from a pirate chest
seem to be doing these victims
of shipwreck at sea no good at all. Media

includes sand and shells collected from various Mexican beaches by the artist.

 

 

 

For Jez’s Water Water Everywhere prompt

12 thoughts on “Under Water for “Water Water Everywhere” May 7, 2023

          1. lifelessons Post author

            I am the same re/ reading. By the time I have time to do so, I have “used up” my vision. I listen to books, although recently I have two I have to read as they aren’t available in Audible.

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            1. Marilyn Armstrong

              I know. There are always some things you have to read because you can’t get them on audio, but it’s a struggle. By the end of the day, my eyes are exhausted. I make visual mistake. Recently, a lot of them. I have to really focus to drive, but Garry has reached an age where he really doesn’t want to drive if he doesn’t have to and at least locally, there’s no reason why I can’t. It’s parking and backing up that are my worst problems. I was never good at them. Now, it’s really difficult and gauging distances in small areas is very tricky.

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  1. Anonymous

    BEAUTIFULLY DONE JUDY~!
    Thanks so much for your beautiful Assemblage art Judy and the explanation is perfect too. You have already started off my week with a smile on my face. I would love to have that hanging in my home. THANKS~!

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