Moving on up – your artworks about movement

Lifelong movement. Oil and acrylic on canvas. Photograph: FormosaLife/GuardianWitness

Blowing in the wind. Photograph: trtonw3/GuardianWitness

Flower picking in Cornwall. Photograph: trtonw3/GuardianWitness

All the world is green: 'Inspired by the beautiful Tom Waits song which featured in the film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. It shows how precious and fragile love, life and nature is. There's always movement around and within us. Sometimes restless and sometimes soft like a breeze.' Photograph: WillRouwen/GuardianWitness

The Big Bang and the Creation of the Planets. Oil on canvas. Photograph: Kostas Korovilas/GuardianWitness

Alien Mind Splurge, G Banns: 'It started as an afternoon doodle on a cheap piece of copy paper, and eventually took a life of its own.' Photograph: brothersgrimm/GuardianWitness

Scurry scurry: Something's coming. Photograph: emgriffithward/GuardianWitness

After the ball was over ... a waitress clearing away. Photograph: fourthplinth/GuardianWitness

In Transit, 18X24, graphite. Driving in the rain. Photograph: Sara Nordmark/GuardianWitness

Sun catches cyclists' helmets. Coming out of the mountains. Photograph: Mattchew/GuardianWitness

Wet fields, Devon. An iPad painting done on the Penzance to Paddington. Photograph: trtonw3/GuardianWitness

The moon catcher. Photograph: Lunakhod/GuardianWitness