Thread starting with Spark & Whisper's Little Tree, from their album Ghost Towns.
Spark & Whisper's song from their album Ghost Towns, used as a seed song for this thread. (Their song Ghost Town is also a seed song in the project.) Click here to listen to Little Tree on Bandcamp. It prompted Audre Brokes's fabric art.
Spark & Whisper's song Little Tree inspired this fabric artwork by Audre Brokes of Philadelphia, which has prompted four new songs so far: Standing Rock by Nancy K Dillon, Plant A Tree by Jack Brown, Cobalt Blues by Kiki Wow, and Bluegreen Swamptree On Fish by Chad Watson.
Audre Brokes's fabric art inspired this song by Seattle musician Nancy K Dillon, which prompted a drawing by Christine Cornell.
Nancy K Dillon's song Standing Rock inspired this drawing by Christine Cornell, which prompted the song Heart Of The Earth by Deb Seymour.
A drawing by Christine Cornell inspired this song by Seattle-based musician Deb Seymour.
Audre Brokes's fabric art inspired this song by California Central Coast-based musician Kiki Wow, which prompted a paintagraphy by artist Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella.
Kiki Wow's song Cobalt Blues inspired this paintagraph called "Cobalt Companion" by Los Angeles artist Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella, which prompted the song Flight Risk by The Singer and The Songwriter.
Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella's paintagraphy called "Cobalt Companion" inspired this song by The Singer and The Songwriter, a California-based duo. The song prompted cqcreations to create a collage and Jama Hart to create digital art.
The Singer and The Songwriter's song Flight Risk inspired this collage by Bay Area artist cqcreations. Here are two views of it. It's the third she has created for the project; this one is called "Look to Tomorrow."
The Singer and The Songwriter's song Flight Risk also inspired this digital piece by New York City artist Jama Hart.
Audre Brokes's fabric art inspired this song by South Korea-based musician Jack Brown, which prompted a drawing by Eva Remstein.
Jack Brown's song Plant A Tree inspired this drawing by 12-year-old Los Angeles artist Eva Remstein, which prompted Jim Hanna's song Bird On A Fence.
Eva Remstein's drawing inspired this song by Jim Hanna of Maple Valley, Washington. The song prompted Miriam Rivas to make artisan soap.
Jim Hanna's song Bird On A Fence inspired this duck-topped artisan soap by Miriam Rivas, of Daffodil Gems in Los Angeles. Miriam has created at least two kinds of soap for Now See Hear. This one prompted a song from Mark McCracken.
Miriam Rivas's artisan soap inspired this song from Los Angeles double-threat Mark McCracken, who is both a musician and an artist, with many works in the project. Why, he's got a cartoon on this very thread.
Audre Brokes's fabric art inspired this swampy instrumental by Los Angeles musician Chad Watson, which prompted not one but two paintagraphies by Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella.
Chad Watson's instrumental Bluegreen Swamptree On Fish inspired two paintagraphs by Los Angeles artist Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella. This one is called "Don't Fret," and it prompted Tracy Newman's song Jojo Banjo And Fiddle Deedee.
A paintagraphy by Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella inspired this song by Los Angeles songwriter Tracy Newman. Tracy has written, at last count, three songs for NSH, and her song I Just See You was used as a seed song for another thread.
Tracy Newman's song Jojo Banjo and Fiddle Deedee prompted Los Angeles actor-artist Mark McCracken to draw this, his second cartoon for Now See Hear.
Chad Watson's instrumental Bluegreen Swamptree On Fish inspired two paintagraphs by Los Angeles artist Dangeruz: Pamella D'Pella. This one is called "What You Think You Got."