I heard a great expression the other day and I think it applies to how I approach my painting. "Celebrate the Common". I love to walk through my neighborhood and search for those common scenes and subjects that we all glance at everyday but never have a reason to stop and observe. Here is a scene that made me stop and turn around. The three garbage cans with the three red chairs lined up facing the door. They look to me like they want to go inside, and are just waiting for someone to open the door.
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Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Daily Painting Practice - Three Red Chairs
I heard a great expression the other day and I think it applies to how I approach my painting. "Celebrate the Common". I love to walk through my neighborhood and search for those common scenes and subjects that we all glance at everyday but never have a reason to stop and observe. Here is a scene that made me stop and turn around. The three garbage cans with the three red chairs lined up facing the door. They look to me like they want to go inside, and are just waiting for someone to open the door.
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4 comments:
Peter I love this painting...
Thanks Cara- Those are the best comments to get
This red chairs vintage style chairs are very evocative of the past! I love it.
poignant. it so reminds me of the chairs my grandparents had when i was a child. beautiful... ~nita~
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