The Vineyards of France by Dean Marks.04.30.12

What a delight for the eyes from Dean. The composition is excellent and the 3D texture of the corks just hits the SPOT!! Love it Dean *!*

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Comment by Dean aka Artist in Seine on May 9, 2012 at 6:48pm: Congratulations Angie. You win! Yes, the message was just a SOS. I was playing around with some corks last summer after visiting a naval ship. They said that Morse code is no longer being taught in schools. Not even SOS. Somehow the two came together while hearing the Police song on the radio.

I have been working on all 15 pieces little by little for the past seven months. Being the perfectionist I am, all of the corks came from my personal consumption of some of the better wines. The Aussie screw off cap wines and the ones with plastic corks were not used.

Looks like you had fun with this one, sorry to have missed it.

Comment by Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat) on May 3, 2012 at 3:05pm: ... - - - ... = SOS! These are great! Look, LOTS of wine corks means ...LOTS of wine :-)

Seems Dean sent out a whole series (but not to Greece? :-(

Lucky that they are arriving without any mishaps! Fun blog, Amy!

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