With each bold stroke I demarcate my boundaries of form and sweep away your crushed self-esteem.
Yeah, that's right. My drawing's not even accurate. I spit on accuracy.
Now this is an ebauche, You see how I just slap that paint up there like it ain't no thang? Don't worry. Someday I will teach you.
Yeah, I know you thought you ordered that Vermilion from Natural Pigments for yourself, but it's been hanging out in my tabouret and it likes it there.
First painting.
Second painting. BAM.
Shhh. I know you can't help it, but dry your tears, love. I can't let you win every time.







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ReplyDeleteWell Sir, I believe you have been served.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you Canadians going to stop being so mean to the Americans? And I don't mean just David - I mean me too. That doll is going to give me nightmares for weeks.
ReplyDeleteWell, this particular doll come to life at night to feed on children's souls. For every soul it captures, it grows in size (which can make painting him a bit difficult)
DeleteI'm thinking you guys should stop buying your still life curiosities from Lewis Vendredi's antique shop.
DeleteHere's to slapping up paint "like it ain't no thang"!
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteAnd this painting is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGo Kate, slap that paint.
ReplyDeleteWhooo, just catching up with the blog and Kate wins in attitude and finesse. It is a painting smack down. You got the chops Kate and you serve em up with a side'o bacon!
ReplyDeleteJust found this blog - enjoyment plus laughter + learning = goodness!
ReplyDelete-Kevin