This morning while checking my mail I opened
Chris Lalley's blog and aside from her lovely painting was a quote that I really connected to.
"If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there."
Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
I feel that I am traveling roads that I don't know where they are going, in hopes that they will take me to where ever I am going.I just hope I will know when I get there! Speaking of roads I have to mention Frost's beautiful poem
The Road Not Taken
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost
Yesterday I was feeling out of sorts. Maybe I was incubating something. Rested most of the day reading, watching TV, napping. In the evening felt up to tackling my dancing lines project. I had already cut them into four parts and they had been in my view all day. The question rose, still in bed I remembered that at one time I had bought a small, and I mean small, set of gouache paints. They seemed a good choice for the situation, although I had never painted with them. I bought them in the anticipation of an artist that was to make a webinar on gouache that never materialized. So I took them out of their hiding place, took a few of my
Rosemary Ivory brushes, and with a small jar of water on my side table went to work. It was a juggling act but worked itself out.
These are all 18 x 21 cm. Two I rotated and two were kept the same. Click to enlarge and view in the light box.
Bottom Left
Bottom right
Top Left
Top right
These are the four in their correct positions
Reminder of where I started
before cutting
Hope to be traveling a new road some time today. May take them outside in the sun.
