The is a saying in hebrew (though the translation is lame): Create your own teachers.
I recently did, I aquired two great teachers, one for touching colors, and one for touching the abstract.
Here are some works inspired by the first (I'll keep the second for nextime)..
A visit to
St. Chapelle, with its color-filled stained glass windows.
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A cold day, inside the remains of the church, with huge windows, I was looking for a huge quiet and free place, but wound up in a small crowded place with admission fees.
In any case, the colors were stunning!
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| I loved this photo, for the phisical presence of the paper. |
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| Two markers at teh same hand. |
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| And a sketch to finish off |
Next Session, at the Cafeteria of Galerie Lafayette.
And this one truely surprised me... I let go the pencil and used just colors, and suddenly felt very Duffy-ish as the city-scape unravelled.
After doing the bottom half, I had to risk it, so I spilled random spots on top. I am really happy with this one!
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| Paris from the Galeries La Fayette cafeteria (we bought nothing!:) |
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| Paris from the Galeries La Fayette rooftop (two weeks later) |
Visiting La-Geode
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| At the bottom you can see two fellow drawers |
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| Attempt to catch the trees reflecting |
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| Catching sunrays outside a museum |
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| Same sunrays, Same outside, drew two drawers drawing. |
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| BabyFooting in chalk |
See y'all!
Me.
