Thanks Cindy! Lately all I want to do is paint. I hope I'm ok?! My "boss" lets me paint as long as I get my work done. (I"m my own boss, and I meet my deadlines!:) Yes I believe that is a mini cooper!
Being in retirement is like being your own boss. After many, many years of "going to the office," I kind of developed the attitude that I owe myself the time I spend "doin' my own thing." Back in those working days, I always had my cup-o-joe to go.
Hi Lokelani! I agree! I owe it to myself to "stop and smell the roses" I had to wake up and smell the coffee!
Thanks Judy! This was a fun one to paint. The person walking seemed to be all about that cuppa joe! It's what sparked this post! This was not painted from a photo, but from real life. Of coarse I had to "remember" a lot as the person kept walking as I painted. I wanted to capture that "Mmmm coffee" moment!
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Nice to be able to paint at work~!
Lovely zig-zag composition. Nice variations of greys. Very charming piece overall!
Is that a mini in the foreground? Too perfect. :)
Thanks Cindy! Lately all I want to do is paint.
I hope I'm ok?!
My "boss" lets me paint as long as I get my work done.
(I"m my own boss, and I meet my deadlines!:)
Yes I believe that is a mini cooper!
Being in retirement is like being your own boss. After many, many years of "going to the office," I kind of developed the attitude that I owe myself the time I spend "doin' my own thing." Back in those working days, I always had my cup-o-joe to go.
Strong abstract shapes, and I like the bold dark line you use throughout. Love the very bold, white steam off that cuppa joe!
Hi Lokelani! I agree! I owe it to myself to "stop and smell the roses"
I had to wake up and smell the coffee!
Thanks Judy! This was a fun one to paint. The person walking seemed to be all about that cuppa joe! It's what sparked this post!
This was not painted from a photo, but from
real life.
Of coarse I had to "remember" a lot as the person kept walking as I painted.
I wanted to capture that "Mmmm coffee" moment!
this really reminds me of where I used to live in Illinois...same light!
Very charming!
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