Home, from a very taxing couple of months of fear, bewilderment, panic, regrets, disbelief. My living room never looked so good. It wrapped it's serenity around me and I took a deep breath. What a joy.
Again and again, thank you all for your well wishes. See you in the studio soon.
Bask in it!.. I can imagine all those feelings, I bet u will channel it into some great art...(btw did u create that triptych?)
ReplyDeleteBack at life indeed and grateful. A few hiccups this AM, like leakage, that sent us rushing around figuring out how to bind off the wound better than the pros, but I was a mom, a crafty lady who had some tricks up her sleeve that did nicely. I'll have to pass those on when I see the doc.
DeleteYes, I did paint that triptyke. About forty years ago. The three together, as planned, measure twelve feet by six feet. I painted them intuitively. The vague images are clearly figurative and feminine, probably autobiographical; what else could it be? I never really arrive at a finish; I just stopped when balance was achieved. The painting arouses great interest in me and everyone else who sees it. I did it in three panels for ease of access, the one practical plan I thought necessary.
Well done you.! Do some reading and relax back into getting fully fit again. The mistake is to do too much too soon ...but you know that, but it needs saying nevertheless.
ReplyDeleteWe're getting invaded by an American (Denver, Colorado) for the next three and a half months. He'll be teaching Impromtu at the local theatre and want s me to teach him painting ....some hope, I'm still learning myself.
Look forward to seeing you back in the saddle.
Slow but steady. Dad by day. So recovery goes. I see the doc in two weeks. I should be tip-top by then. That's the way of it When all goes well. I am tickled this morning.
DeleteA Western American! A lively guy. He will be great fun I am sure. As for painting. You, my friend, are a terrible phony. You can paint circles around many of us. But you're right about one thing: you are still learning. Learning never stops. It's a wonder any of us call ourselves professionals or are referred to as maestros. Those are artists who have been 'practicing the craft' for years longer. At it for only six years, armed with only 'raw' talent, I was worried my learning period was going to be cut short. Today, I feel overjoyed by the extension I've been granted. Enjoy your cowboy thespian.
The cowboy originates from the 'Windy City' ... but he is a total character. He spends three months here each year, and then my daughter spends three months over there!!!
DeleteI know how that extension feels, so far it's given me 17 years. Let's hope you're good for another 25 at least (you're only a kid yet).
Good to see you home again! Wish you a speedy recovery and hope to see you painting again soon!
ReplyDeleteYou are one of the best Linda! Hang in there! Love this photo! Love your wonderful large painting! Also I love using ArtRage Much fun!
ReplyDeleteYou take care of yourself and keep on keeping on buddy!