Being lost just doesn't suit me any more.
Am I lost? Still working on that one.
"It is the unknown we fear when we look upon death and darkness, nothing more."
- Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Friday, June 08, 2007
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Nice painting, Willie! I like how your words are dispersed through the piece.
ReplyDelete.... You seriously just sit there and wait for the topic! haha I'm in Australia and came on line on a friday night.. JUST TO GET IT! and there your are.
ReplyDeleteI like this one. I always like yours.
Teach me!
<3 LV
Don'tknowwhysuddenlyfeelingunpside downthinkI'mgonnavom.... :)
ReplyDeleteRrramone! Those words are heavy on a Friday morning! *meow*
Pass the salt! There's a birdie in that painting! NO IT'S NOT A PLANE!!!
ReplyDeleteNO, it is giant macaroni from outerspace out to destroy Earth by tipping us over and forcing us go plundering throughout the universe. Very sneaky, those alien macaronies.
ReplyDeletePerriette, did you smoke something strong this morning?
ReplyDeletei don't like being upside down... i get headaches :(
ReplyDeleteit's not a birdie or plane or macaroni... it's a cloud!
love it ;)
Abstract and Fun piece!
ReplyDeleteSuper!
ReplyDeleteHee hee hee...I just pictured everone sitting at their computers and turning their heads to try and view this upside-down...and falling out of their chairs! Life imitates art!
ReplyDeleteNot entirely clear what is going on but I like it
ReplyDeleteNice take on the topic! :-D
ReplyDeleteOOh! Excellent! Love the colors, love the design, love the quote.
ReplyDeletei like the texture and the colors.
ReplyDeleteas ever so clever! fabulous illo.
ReplyDeleteHi RRRamone! Thanks for the comment about visiting Dallas- Downtown is beautiful. Keep on abstractin'!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I'm thinking there is something between you and Penny so that you can post first EVERY week hehehehe... just kidding, I'm just a little jealous, Willie.
ReplyDeleteLove your illo, very colorful. Comments are also very funny today :D
Love the colors and the folk-art feel to this!
ReplyDelete:)
Follow the S- shaped road! Follow follow follow follow...
ReplyDeleteWonderful work! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhich medium do you use to draw the black lines on your painting? I Allways try to do that with pencil, but that's not visible. Or have you painted teh black lines?
great work, wonderful colours and composition, i love it!
ReplyDeleteThis one suits me just fine.
ReplyDelete:-)
Luscious painterly colors, and I love a curve in an open-ended road...
hhmmm... its quite amazing how many of your drawings have roads in them!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how I got here.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and lines...to the point where I almost don't even care what the piece's theme is! Lost, schmost...get a look at those luscious undercolors peeping through!
ReplyDeleteLike usual, you've got a great piece with a unique take on the chosen subject...
ReplyDeleteI like it alot!
ReplyDeleteNice Painting...
ReplyDeletewell once u know whats there, there's nothing to fear.
ReplyDeleteactually u cant wait to get there. there is no death or darkeness just pure light. and ur only as lost as u wanna be
promise to be nice to boys! wonderful colors...no need to be lost anylonger...to much work tyring to find your way out from there....
ReplyDeletewonderful work!
ReplyDeleteI get dizzy if I stand on my head too long.
ReplyDeleteLove the inversion and the vibrancy!
ReplyDeleteupside down or topsy turvy? I like this one :D
ReplyDeletethis was the second time - ever - I came to look for the topic and there was no one listed! But I couldnt come up with something to post!
Wow! Now that is some "out of the box" thinking there! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI like the way this painting feels. It is easy to get "lost" in the shapes and movement of it. :)
ReplyDeleteHm. Clever and colorful. Yet uniquely intriguing!
ReplyDeleteLove the painting! and the quotes.
ReplyDeletePurpose of being lost/not knowing = it makes us drive. Or not.