So many similarities
between writing and painting
the white canvas
the choices
the blending and mixing
the perspective
the style
the freedom
. .
Sometimes when I am weary
of words
I
paint
. .
Do you paint?
xx
If your words are any indicator, you are painting beautiful pictures. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI am, erm, dabbling, in a beginner's playful way. xx
DeleteI would love to see your paintings...
ReplyDeleteThey are not yet 'paintings' -- they are, erm, sketches and dabbles. I'm learning.
DeleteI paint too, Sharon. Watercolors. It's refreshing, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteYes!
DeleteI try, but , as I never learned , I never succeed to get what I was imagining..Anyway , I like the FACT TO DO it , it's very pleasant and zen..
ReplyDelete(see reply, below, re just learning. . . that was intended for you.)
Delete^_^ As much as I can.
ReplyDeleteYes, me, too. I am only just learning, but I love to do it; it's 'very pleasant and zen'! xx
ReplyDeleteI wrote a blog post comparing my painting to my writing--I start with a foundation and gradually work all around the painting (novel) to add layers and depth.
ReplyDeleteI paint in bits...and express creativity in knitting, sewing, and beading when the paint does not come out as I expected. I do have the same watercolors
ReplyDeleteYour photo sure makes me want to paint! I really draw (sketch & dabble) more than paint, but have the urge to explore more. I love your joy, painting or words. Speaking of dabbles: Did you receive an envelope recently full of dabbly stripes? I fear the stamp & postmark got obscured by alll the color & maybe they didn't deliver it...
ReplyDeleteHow funny -- I think of you as equally painting and drawing. And yes, I received the beautiful stripey envelope with glassware of bella colori. Luv. Molto grazie. xx
DeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I worry if the colors are right... a lot. But I figure as long as I'm putting down colorful words, I can always paint over it.
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