Looking at the moon

Hi Everybody!

I'm not quite sure what day we have today, because

yesterday (or was it today?) I thought it was Wednesday,

and then Susi wished me a happy Friday....

So if yesterday was Friday, today must be Saturday, 

or perhaps we have just slipped down a big rabbit hole with Alice and

are at some other place and time.

Just in case, I wish you all a happy Christmas

and a good New Year....

If you think I have gone completely nuts, you're wrong. 

I've been this way for a long time, but

mostly I keep it under wraps.

Anyway, whatever day it is, I have a hybrid piece for

Art Journal Journey, light and darkness, and I will also link it

to Paint Party Friday if and whenever we get a Friday this week.

I combined a background from Serif, with one of my own moon photos, and a face drawn some time back. I know some people think there's a man in the moon,

but the Egyptians had a moon goddess, who also took the form 

of a cat - Bastet.  Her job was to watch the moon at night to make

sure the rats and mice didn't steal it. She was also a goddess for women and dance, a lovely combination. The stars are from Mischief circus, Bastet and the pyramid are from my stash.

The day started off again with a beautiful dawn sky:

Yesterday I walked through Königs Allee to get to the K21 museum, which shows art from the 21st century.

The canal through the middle is frozen over:

This is one of the big shopping arcades, but not one of the

places I like to go into:

Some people were busy cleaning the windows:

This chap made a great sand sculpture:

The light arcs across the bridge are new Christmas decorations -

but this part of the canal is surprisingly not frozen:

The architecture in the K21 museum always takes my breath away:

There will soon be a new exhibition in the steel net under the roof - 

courageous people can even walk around there:

I will show more photos of the other art I saw next time.

Have a great day, take care,

and thanks a lot for coming by!