YOU CAN (NOT) REPLAY
- What is this person doing?
- Are the piano and the cogs in the background connected?
- Why is the person glowing?
- What do you think the title means? What if the title was ‘You Can Replay’? How does ‘not’ change the meaning? Why is ‘not’ in brackets?
- How could you link this picture and its title to the idea of life and death?
- Do you know of any other books or films about a piano? Link to, and compare with, The Piano, Monkey Symphony and The Bear and The Piano.
Credit: Yuumei
www.yuumeiart.com – not all images are suitable for children
Anonymous
Posted at 12:58h, 21 FebruaryIts beautiful
Anonymous
Posted at 11:51h, 01 Marchis this manga
Anonymous
Posted at 19:44h, 24 OctoberNo, I don’t think this is manga. Manga is read from right to left. This is probably Japanese-inspired art, but not manga.
Anonymous
Posted at 19:27h, 03 MarchIt ‘s nice
Alice
Posted at 11:03h, 09 Aprilits amazing
Anonymous
Posted at 02:56h, 12 OctoberI know
Anonymous
Posted at 13:32h, 09 MayAmazing i love it
Anonymous
Posted at 01:15h, 10 Mayoh yeah
PinkMuffins
Posted at 22:04h, 19 AugustMelissa walked up the steps of the Great Clocktoeer listening to the graceful music of a piano. It was like a lullaby. When she reached the top, she gasped. “Simon?!” She cried. The boy on the piano turned around d and smiled.
“I can’t stop playing a tune, that’s why I can get away with humming at school.” He said, “because I’m a timekeeper. I keep the beat of time even. You also have Coco, Andrew and Hailey, the other timekeepers. Coco protects life, Andrew protects home and Hailey protects the Great Clock.”
Stuff
Posted at 04:51h, 23 OctoberAnyone thinking of anime here?
Stuff
Posted at 04:51h, 23 OctoberDeep