Bella Roma
I'm excited to finally get working on my Rome experience. It's been knocking about in my head every since I got back from my trip, over 2 months ago now. All good though, things often happen for a reason. I've had all this time to savour it, and only today i began to extract what my week in the eternal city meant to me.. My idea is to paint like I'm feeling the experience... the experiences that I loved most about it that have stayed with me. Likely that will translate into meandering the curvy backstreets, gelato tasting, capuccino sipping, antiquity loving, accordian playing, botanical adoring feelings. Stay tuned and see what happens:) You can see one painting I'm working on, on the easle, but it's only beginnings right now. I'll post again when i get further with it.
I also framed my little nochturn of the Grand in the snow. What do you think? I love the black floating frame choice this time...the drama of it. You can also see my latest audio book choice, which so far is just luscious! I'm loving "The Professor" by Charlotte Bronte. I haven't read any of her books, just her sister Emily Bronte's works. I've only just started this one, but already i know i'm going to LOVE it. woo hoo for audio books...i think i'm becoming a literary geek. ha ha.
I'm excited to finally get working on my Rome experience. It's been knocking about in my head every since I got back from my trip, over 2 months ago now. All good though, things often happen for a reason. I've had all this time to savour it, and only today i began to extract what my week in the eternal city meant to me.. My idea is to paint like I'm feeling the experience... the experiences that I loved most about it that have stayed with me. Likely that will translate into meandering the curvy backstreets, gelato tasting, capuccino sipping, antiquity loving, accordian playing, botanical adoring feelings. Stay tuned and see what happens:) You can see one painting I'm working on, on the easle, but it's only beginnings right now. I'll post again when i get further with it. 
I also framed my little nochturn of the Grand in the snow. What do you think? I love the black floating frame choice this time...the drama of it. You can also see my latest audio book choice, which so far is just luscious! I'm loving "The Professor" by Charlotte Bronte. I haven't read any of her books, just her sister Emily Bronte's works. I've only just started this one, but already i know i'm going to LOVE it. woo hoo for audio books...i think i'm becoming a literary geek. ha ha.
Ooooo really excited to see what becomes of your piece from italy. I was wondering when you were going to start painting your trip. Love love love the little black frame...I think it accents your painting perfectly!
ReplyDeleteHi Holly! thanks honey for your comments, i always love comments, especially yours;)
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