A Painting’s Story.
Let’s look at the story of a painting. I love nature. These days technology is an essential part of life. We’ve become so dependent upon it that some studies say 70% suffer from Nomophobia. Even new words have been created. We enjoy it and in some instances, NEED it. But, I still dream of my toes in thick grass. On my back facing the sky finding shapes in clouds. Listening to creatures “creature-ing”… Silence. The smell of chlorophyll. Nature’s damp and soft breezes. I try to tell that story in My paintings. After a day at the office, kick off your shoes, loosen your attire and if you can’t take a moment to sit and embrace nature, let a painting take you there. Below are some progress pictures of the creation of Look, Ponder, and Pause. I could write a lot about it or just let the photos do their job. Support the Arts wherever you are. RachelJones RachelJones RachelJones RachelJones RachelJones Find “ Look, Pause and Ponder ” at Art Harbor Gallery . It is watercolor/plus on arc