You know how things that are old are more precious than things that are new? This little vase is made of recycled glass from Egypt and was a Christmas gift from my dear friend, Teak. So, it's new but it's old, too. Today is a snowy, cozy day at home painting in my pajamas :D listening to Dan Gibson music on Pandora radio. I could not be happier.
13 comments:
wonderful painting - love your reflections!
An explosion of color, this spider mum is a wonderful new year's fireworks display. The vase looks terrific.
Happy New Year, Mary!
I love the green shadow from the vase!
-Dean
Very beautiful, Mary - love the colors. Happy New Year!
This painting looks happy!
Painting in your pajamas reminds
me of a Groucho Marx joke, but lets
not go there..
Cozy and fun,Happy New Years Mary!
Love the green glass...I hope I can get to the studio by tomorrow..
Hi Mary!
Ok, first you have imagine Groucho
(with cigar)saying that he shot an
elephant in his pajamas the other
day.
"How he got into his pajamas he'll
never know!"
Sounds lame when I do it, but Groucho would always get a laugh.
So when you said you painted flowers in your pajamas, I imagined
p.j.'s on the arrangment!:( ;)
Anyway.. Mr. Meowie has recovered.
(he even got a present from santa!)
Happy painting Mary!
I like what you said about the old and the new...made me think! Also...I like the painting too!
Love your glass and your spectacular white spided mum! Mar - Harry's gone missing! WAHHHH!
I'd totally forgotten about Pandora...thanks.
As for your treasure: I wonder which is more beautiful, the painting or the model?
Mary - I love this. It's my favorite thing you've posted. Here's wishing you a great New Year in 2010. Mine has already started off great -
Happy New Year Mary! I love snow bound days!
I love the energy in this painting and lucky you, what a beautiful xmas gift :)
Fireworks was exactly what I thought of also when I looked at the mum. I like the way you have 'exciting' areas of pulsing color and then some calmer areas. The glass and the shadow make me think of water. Very nice, Mary!
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