All technical difficulties have been overcome and dealt with. The problem? Well, it's...uh...technical. Electronical stuff.
As you recall, last week I was reduced to describing a painting for you. the image I intended to share was trapped somewhere between my camera and your computer screen, caught and kept prisoner by a giant electronic dust bunny. The irony of it all was that I had hoped to coast for a week by merely posting an image and then putting my feet up. As it turned out, I ended up spending a couple of hours describing this painting to you out of shear determination to not be beaten by computer bugs.
Let's try it again, shall we?
Pictures are so much better than words, wouldn't you agree?
©2012 Patricia Scarborough Cool Shallows 16 x 20 oil
See this and other paintings at The Burkholder Project, 719 P St. in Lincoln, Ne. during the month of July. I'll be sharing exhibit space with ceramic artist Sharon Ohmberger. Our opening reception will be Friday, July 6th from 7 - 9:00 pm.
Stop by and see what a thousand words will get you.
Scarborough - 1, Electronic Dust Bunnies - 0
7 comments:
Not sure I agree that the pictures were better than the words. I enjoyed the descriptions of last week, and it helped make what you do seem so much more magnificent. (Not that you needed the help.)
Good luck with the Burkholder Show - hope you have nothing left to bring home again.
Thanks Karen. Perhaps I should paint words...
Thanks for your diligence Cathyann! Those codes seem to be getting weirder and weirder...
Even though I do prefer the pictures, you did a mighty fine job with words. I especially love the close ups of this painting.
I am getting tired of those codes blogger comes up with. (but maybe I'm just grumpy.)
Karine, between blogger issues and facebook changes, I too am mighty annoyed. So glad you took time to decode and leave a message.
Sounds like I missed out on a whole lot of fun while I was out of town! I've returned to find electric dust bunnies, blogger codes bugs and a series of gorgeous plein air paintings on your blog. I wish I was there to join you. I'd stick my feet into the waters of "Cool Shallow."
Hannah, as you know from your travels to the midwest, it's hotter than, well, it's hot here! A dip in cool shallows is exactly what we need.
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