woven back with felting needles for picture of bottles. etc.
Photo: Five of my seven children before we biked Europe in 1972. An interesting trip to say the least. |
| Going Home No telling what I will end up with when I start a paint. |
was
The picture is of 5 of my children
In 1972 when I prepared to take them with oldest two on a bicycle trip through Europe
A different picture
Oops, I printed it upside down! My son's girlfriend spotted it at the top of the picture and
informed him that I had bought it ready-made and faked it by putting my old signature seal on it.
But that was a long time ago. Last year when I turned 82, a neighbor gave me two blank (new) canvases, and somewhere, I had also acquired a third. I do not like unpainted canvases, so I decided I wanted to do another horse. A year or so earlier, I had painted a picture of two clay bowls, and I felt I might just succeed with a horse. I almost did it right but destroyed it by over-painting. Disgusted I let it sit for a few months. I tried again with the same canvas. No use wasting a decent sunset; but this time it turned out to be a hobby horse, straight off a carnival carousel.
Since the hobby horse was painted over again, I do not consider it more than a practice effort, so my third success is the one below. A bit different, but a horse.
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| My Favorte 1961 Watercolor |
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| Ramtod-tailed Hors |
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| In a Bamboo Grove |
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| Portrait attempt. Not good enough yet. |
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| Rose's without rain drops |
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| A Seascape on Cardboard |
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| A pleasant Accident |
July 22 Spaulding
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Chinese Brush. Not free enou  Piper under a blanket |
The small picture under the horse
is Pup, my Brittany Spaniel taking a nap in my hammock.
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