The bone hung on rusted barbed wire.
I wondered why.
I remembered O'Keeffe
and thought why not.
The lady who knew micro
before the camera did
painted bones
and flowers
closer than we perceived.
Her eye zoomed
and I wondered
where would she zoom here
What beauty would she see in the small?
Ki-Anne watched.
I O'Keeffed her.
And returned home to paint.
Not O'Keeffe
only Crazy on Cardboard...
cheaper than canvas
and biodegradable.
15 comments:
Awesome ! Wonderful post and photos ! Your painting is lovely ! Going to get really cold here in the next few days so we will be cozying and hunkering down ! Have a good day !
Love it Gail. B
most interesting Gail. I see many of the colours on cardboard that you saw with your eyes. I like the easy chair in the forest- shows you are totally relaxed within your forest. NICE
I really like your reflecting style . . . you and Georgia have a thing going on, the "G"?
How neat that bone looked on the tree, great pictures....Love that furry face, Francine.
LOVE the painting! That dog is so full of life : )
you made me smile. :)
Very nice. I like your artwork.
Very creative!
And odd place for a bone...
Loved this! What a bizarre spot to find a bone...
That was a very odd spot to find a bone!!!...:)JP
Hi Gail, loved this post, enjoyable photos, enjoyable prose and what a pretty little dog. I also admire your artistic talent as well as your way with words. Thanks for stopping by my blog and have a great week :)
I enjoy the way you use color. I wonder if your environment has a major influence on that.
Cracked up when you O'Keeffed Ki.
;)
I see the creative side of you is hard at work today with the pictures and the painting. Great work!!!
Pretty neat painting!
Great photos, too. Thanks, Gail!
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