So did I.
But.
While cleaning my studio, I bumped into an October 2016 mono-stripes exercise I did for a Jane Davies online course while on vacation in West Virginia, and you know how one thing
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| mono-stripes exercise 2016 |
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| I Was Putting Papers Away When the Telephone Rang 4x5" postcard; acrylic, pastels, and collage on card stock abstract 2019 |
6 comments:
These colors are just perfect as I sit by the pool this August morning!
Hi Carol! Now that you say pool, I can see some swim lanes, some reflections and refractions, the glitter of light filtered through tree leaves : )
Fun to know that you are sitting poolside on this August morning.
These colors! So refreshing. And I love how one thing leads to another in your studio - following the muse!
Thanks, Jen! The colors reached right out and invited me to dive in. Yup, following the muse and loving it.
Oh so cool and refreshing. I feel as if I am swimming up from the bottom of the pool, into the light. The collage is just pure fun. Playing at Aunt Gloria's house, finding old junk in the basement and entertaining ourselves. Aunt Gloria had an above ground pool. So she was our favorite babysitter. Ha ha ha. And her basement was full of board games and art supplies, and a few unfinished walls where we could hide and eavesdrop without being seen. Ha ha ha. Wonderful Dotty :)
Sheila, swimming-up-from-the-bottom: YES! Love the evocative ability of this little postcard to put your memories of Aunt Gloria's pool and basement front and center. Thank you for painting yet another poem with words.
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