Image © 2010 Melinda S. Esparza
But, that doesn't mean a screed of unusually complex meanderings will follow.
No, it's been really windy around here, and I've heard it's been extremely windy nearly everywhere around the states, globally, too.
How windy was it? Why it was so windy on Saturday that the furled umbrella six feet from our house became unfurled and landed on our roof! Really.
This 8" x 8," oil on artists' board, painted in a hurry, is in response to that gale.
As I was blown around the internet recently, I laughed and laughed at Kathryn Law's pie chart (her work is brilliant--have a look), read that the heat is back on at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House (been worrying about New Mexico), read a great post about art collector, Roy Neuberger at Art in the Studio, watched some "Who Do You Think You Are?" with Gwyneth Paltrow, which sent me back into the seductive world of genealogy research, updating some family tree data, and pondered the poignant question posed by art tourists in Miami: "How do you get important?" at The Madness of Art.
Now. Back to work. In the studio, not 'random web surfing.'
Hope you are all painting as much as you want.
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Showing posts with label windy days. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Tucson Artist Melinda: Windy Point...And, I Do Have One
Image © 2010 Melinda S. Esparza
But, that doesn't mean a screed of unusually complex meanderings will follow.
No, it's been really windy around here, and I've heard it's been extremely windy nearly everywhere around the states, globally, too.
How windy was it? Why it was so windy on Saturday that the furled umbrella six feet from our house became unfurled and landed on our roof! Really.
This 8" x 8," oil on artists' board, painted in a hurry, is in response to that gale.
As I was blown around the internet recently, I laughed and laughed at Kathryn Law's pie chart (her work is brilliant--have a look), read that the heat is back on at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House (been worrying about New Mexico), read a great post about art collector, Roy Neuberger at Art in the Studio, watched some "Who Do You Think You Are?" with Gwyneth Paltrow, which sent me back into the seductive world of genealogy research, updating some family tree data, and pondered the poignant question posed by art tourists in Miami: "How do you get important?" at The Madness of Art.
Now. Back to work. In the studio, not 'random web surfing.'
Hope you are all painting as much as you want.
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