I’m a student of life, I see beauty in nature, in people. I like to document my discoveries by photo’s and through my paintings.
Imagination comes to my aid, when at loss of words. There is truth about the saying a picture tells you more than thousand words. Camera is a great way to capture a moment. A good picture does not only show the object of the photo, but also the emotion.
I draw with pastels, paint with oil, acrylics and watercolors. I have for the last three years been studying technic and expression… I have found that I paint emotions best with pastels, but I am learning other mediums to convey the same emotional impact.
I’ a work in progress. Hopefully never ready.
Nice mash-up…I like the contours of the top shot♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/nice-surprise/
Is the last a foggy past? Or an unknown today? Maybe the second, since you are both still sick with flu and starting back working full time. You must be exhausted…but you still managed to do wonderful art again. I hope you are better soon and are able to spend more time on your art too. (I have gone back to part time work after being retired for a long time and I know how it feels – but I am only working two nights and a day – I can’t imagine how I would manage 5 days and still do t his).
BTW the Dylan concert was here a couple of weeks ago (just before I got sick) and my son and I enjoyed it sooo much! It was probably exactly the same one that you went to. My son, who is 35 and a musician, came out saying it was the best concert he had ever been to…..but a little later thought maybe second…. Zappa was the best 🙂
Thanks Ritva, for finding the time (and energy) to take part in MoM:)
I really like that second one. All the orange tones are wonderful in all the photos.
My goodness, it is hard to tell which is today or yesterday, but I think either would be great. You are quite the artist!
Andrea @ From The Sol