Oil on museum quality ampersand gessobord panel 8" x 10"What, you were expecting a motorcycle piece? That would have been the logical choice but as you know, I am not a logical guy. I like to keep you guessing and JJ was lobbying for some face time. He was channeling his inner Van Gogh and I thought it only fitting to oblige him. The cerulean blue ribbon dissecting flora from fauna amused me.
I believe that handsome(and my favorite) boy is on your kitchen counter... Lovely as always
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diane. You certainly know your granite counter tops. Baltic brown is a challenge to paint.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter and I thought this was a photograph until we looked closely at the flowers. What great attention to detail on that handsome boy. Glad you are back - your blog is a treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margaret. How is the cork collection going?
ReplyDeleteHaven't even filled the bottom of the jar I'm keeping them in. Need to get serious about collecting, I think. Cooked a whole chicken the other day and when I came across the wishbone, I thought of you. Ha - how crazy is that!
ReplyDeleteI bet you made a wish and broke it anyway {;-)>
ReplyDeleteLove the sense of implied motion. The crossed legs of the cat seem to mimic a dancer--that poised, frozen moment between movements.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Don. JJ was practicing his Demi-plie in the 3rd position.
ReplyDeleteI just adore the crossed legs!
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Thanks, Dean. JJ is not always quite so elegant. In fact, for a cat, he is more than usually clumsy. He makes up for it by being wonderfully sweet.
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