I love this! I'm trying to remember where I have seen somthing like this before---even played with something that has all the colors in it and this kind of movement! Whatever! It is terrific!
Did you hold several crayons together at once to create this? I used to love to color, but only in traditional coloring books. Maybe I'm creatively blocked or something...
If you look in the bottom left you can see a little person (that's me) and there are some other "hidden" things in it as well-they are easier to pick out in person than in the picture of course, but there is several layers over and under them.
It is truely the only drawing that I have ever done that I liked and didn't throw away, so it is exciting to have other people like it--thank you.
Oh, I see lots of people and shapes in it, I thought it was like looking at clouds but you purposefully put them in - very ingenious! I love the randomness of the lines and the colors as well. Michele says hi.
Hi Tracie I also sometimes drift through blogs - by following a path from the comments page, not the 'next blog' button. It fascinates me how total strangers connect and communicate this way. Anyway, I found you via Dara and am mesmerised by the photo on your blog. It is heart-stopping. Where is it? Thanks..it is a while since I glimpsed the ocean.
Thanks for stopping by and visiting me. Come back and visit anytime. Very pretty colors! It reminds me of after it rains and you can see in parkinglots where oil from the asphalt and rain mix causing something that looks like a melted rainbow.
I love this! I'm trying to remember where I have seen somthing like this before---even played with something that has all the colors in it and this kind of movement! Whatever! It is terrific!
ReplyDeleteTracie, what would you title this if you had to? Very interesting. Michele sent me.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog earlier. It's nice to have new visitors that aren't knife-weilding men.
Thanks for stopping by my blog! It's really nice to have had you come visit, and hope you will return again sometime.
ReplyDeleteI too do the same as you...clicking on the 'next blog'.
Happy day!!!!
Ooo .. so artsy! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. :)
Did you hold several crayons together at once to create this? I used to love to color, but only in traditional coloring books. Maybe I'm creatively blocked or something...
ReplyDeleteOh, and Michele sent me.
i love it too and yea, would like to know what you would title it???
ReplyDeleteOkay--I secretly call it...
ReplyDelete"ME"
If you look in the bottom left you can see a little person (that's me) and there are some other "hidden" things in it as well-they are easier to pick out in person than in the picture of course, but there is several layers over and under them.
It is truely the only drawing that I have ever done that I liked and didn't throw away, so it is exciting to have other people like it--thank you.
Oh, I see lots of people and shapes in it, I thought it was like looking at clouds but you purposefully put them in - very ingenious! I love the randomness of the lines and the colors as well. Michele says hi.
ReplyDeleteI love really colorful drawings! Thanks for stopping by my site!
ReplyDeleteHi Tracie
ReplyDeleteI also sometimes drift through blogs - by following a path from the comments page, not the 'next blog' button. It fascinates me how total strangers connect and communicate this way.
Anyway, I found you via Dara and am mesmerised by the photo on your blog. It is heart-stopping. Where is it? Thanks..it is a while since I glimpsed the ocean.
Thanks for stopping by and visiting me. Come back and visit anytime.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty colors! It reminds me of after it rains and you can see in parkinglots where oil from the asphalt and rain mix causing something that looks like a melted rainbow.