Good Afternoon. This small watercolor represents to me the hope all women carry in their arms all the time. Hope for the children, the world, the country, the peacemakers, a cure for cancer, a happy outcome, peace, etc. I hope it inspires you to carry hope in your arms, whether or not you are a woman.
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Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
TWO SISTERS
Good morning, folks. This is a pen and watercolor scene I did which, as you see, is called Two Sisters. It makes me think of two sisters; one pregnant and living paycheck to paycheck, and the other living a more luxurious lifestyle. The affluent one comes to visit the other and their mother joins their conversation taking place by the fence in the backyard of the pregnant sister. Across the fence, in the background, you can see "the city" which the "uppity" sister calls home. Standing beside the mudpuddle, the pregnant sister seems to be observing her mother and sister with hard, reality-based eyes. "There she goes again," she seems to be thinking. My intent was to create the city mouse/country mouse meeting and I decided to add the mother for the artistic tension as well as the natural tension that exists in families sometimes. What do you think? Thanks for tuning in.
Labels:
Dublin,
fences,
Harlem,
London,
Louisianna,
sisters,
West Virginia
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Five Crabs
Hello Folks. Glad to be back painting again. This is a little watercolor I did as an exercise to try to jump start my muse again. These little guys, being orange and all, must have been boiled already. But, they're still smiling! I know that feeling, don't you - being boiled, or boiling with anger and resentment, or boiling over with emotion - and, sometimes I can still smile through it! Thanks for tuning in.
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