This is another one from my recent camping tripto Cowichan Lake.
After a boat trip and a swim I
set up to paint under a giant cedar tree. The sky
went from sunny to cloudy and back to sunny while
I painted
and, next to me, a native Douglas squirrel was busy running
(almost flying)
back and forth along a mossy log
tansporting
treasured cones.
(And, when I was finished, I jumped in the lake for another swim...)
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12 x 9
oil on wood panel
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Linny, I love your leaning always toward abstract pattern. It really pulls me in to the picture.
ReplyDeleteHi Sheila, thanks for coming by and leaving your wonderful comment. When I saw these trees at the edge of a relatively new logging cut they reminded me of a group of knobbly kneed long leggeds all gathered together to brave the attention that their sudden exposure had brought them.
ReplyDeleteI love your paintings.They communicate the joy of nature in a special way. I really like your style. I'm adding on as a follower
ReplyDeleteHi Anita,
ReplyDeleteThank-you for coming to visit. I'm fond of your description, "the joy of nature" and I thank-you for your comments! Now I'm off to visit your blog...