This is part of my Johnstown series. I was taken by the twin windows and chairs, not to mention the twin shadow slices. Sometimes the most mundane setting can be a piece of art. Degas once said, "Art is not what you see, but what you make others see".
My painting
Blue Awning was just used for this book cover,
Emily, Alone. The novel, which is set in Pittsburgh, has received good reviews. Here is the link,
Emily, Alone, Penguin Books
8 comments:
Congratulations Ron! This yellow house makes a striking cover for the book.
I love, love, love that quick and very inspired painting of twin things. Also the book cover- so clean and clear a design, so attention-getting (appropriately so!) and makes you immediately want to think about the lives that go on in that house.
congratulations, Ron. Hope they gave you credit somewhere for this one.
Congratulations on the book cover!
Congratulations, Ron! What a great painting for a book cover - I would be instantly drawn to the book if I saw it in a bookstore!
Awesome Ron! Congrats and hope to see you soon.
Woo hoo! Congratulations, gonna have to check out the book!
Love the cover....AND the book!
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