Emilytober 2020 Gallery

We want to thank everyone who participated in #Emilytober this year! This gallery will continue to be updated through the month of October, 2020, as more pieces roll in. Enjoy browsing through this fantastic collection of Emily-inspired art! 

 

A photo taken from the perspective of a cemetery in Bosnian, featuring rolling, misty hills on a thickly cloudy day; In the foreground is a seemingly endless expanse of field. The whole photo is in tones of deep yellows, greens and blacks.

Photography by Ivana Kovačević

Framing the opening stanza of Emily Dickinson's "It's all I have to bring today" (F17) is a beautiful watercolor illustration on an orange-toned background. Above the poem are an owl, a porcupine, and a chipmunk carrying different kinds of seeds, and to the right of the poem stanza is a little African American girl in a green dress with her hair pulled back in a green ribbon, carrying a pumpkin

Art by Olivia Coucci

Black ink on sepia toned paper, this is a drawing of Emily Dickinson posing with a knowing smirk, holding a mouse by the thumb and forefinger of her right hand and with an enormous, mohawked bird perched on her left forearm

Art by Melinda Narro

An ink painting of Emily Dickinson, her hair down, framed in gold with a bouquet of flowers and skulls beneath her. She holds a quill in her right hand. More flowers are at the top, along with a banner reading "Emily Dickinson"

Art by Kristýna Monczková

A black ink drawing of Emily Dickinson, in the style of her famous daguerreotype

Art by Linda Simionato

A series of dark etched lines against a white canvast

Art by Ileana Gonella

A black and white drawing of Emily Dickinson in pen

Art by Rachel Paschke Thompson

A pencil sketch of Emily Dickinson on ruled paper, with the text of Emily's poem beginning "In this short life . that only lasts an hour" above

Art by Mary Pace

A rendering in black ink of a mermaid, seated in a janitor's trolley, mopping a tiled floor as two eyes look on from a nearby wall

Art by Vasti Carrion

A poem on a pink background

Poems by ERH

The words 'Emilytober' and '#artober' sit above a marker drawing of a mushroom with a red cap with white polkadots and a smile on its stalk, with a little elf dressed like Santa Clause watering it and a small red heart beside them. Below are the words 'Day 3: The mushroom is the elf of plants'

Art by Brianna Lamb

A pen and ink drawing of a brick arch looking into a garden, in which stands a solitary gold statue. In the foreground there are two bare trees and some greenery. Below is the text "One need not be a chamber - to be haunted, -Emily Dickinson"

Art by Jean Sanders

A five-panel comic in sharpie and watercolor, with the title "Autumn" over the top. The first panel is of a maple tree with a scarf tied around its trunk, a halo of light behind it, and the text "The Maples wears a gayer scarf,". The second panel shows a red gown, haloed in light, laying on top of a field of grass, with the text "The field a scarlet gown." below. The third panel is a drawing of Emily Dickinson, with the text "Lest I should be old-fashioned," above. The fourth panel is a closer drawing of ED, wearing a crown haloed by light, and the text "I'll put a trinket on." above. The last panel is Emily, in her crown, seated between the field and the maple tree. She is saying "We look gooooood".

Art by Grace Kinser

A colorful collage - Emily is sitting inside a tulip from which many multicolored vinelike lines of color are sprouting

Art by Jennifer Black

An image of Emily is collaged with music, text, a landscape of pine trees and gold edging to form wings behind her

Art by Nuala O’Connor

A swirling collage of images of spiderwebs, lines from ED poem 'A spider sews at night', images of books, and pieces of lace and string form an intricate web

Art by Bascove

 

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