I see refugees worried about the outcome of their forced march… and the nature watchers is wonderful, even if you cheated with the butterfly and the flower petals… 🙂 If I’m wrong about that, well come on over and rap my typing fingers with a ruler! I’m enjoying all your drawings, even if I don’t always know what, or how, to comment on them, they are open to infinite interpretations.
I like Sha’Tara’s interpretation of the “Travelers.” With their bodies bent forward against the wind, I saw our complex and insecure lives as we move forward into an uncertain future.
What I especially love is that the couple has made the decision to face whatever lies ahead as One. Love, too, the red dots on the woman’s big toes. They not only draw the eyes of the viewer to the bottom of the canvas, but they also suggest the power of the female in the joint endeavor. Well done, Master of the Bongdoogle!
You are getting better and better 💕 these two
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Totally agree, Rose Elaine.
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Thank you 🙏Thank you Rose Elaine.
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I see refugees worried about the outcome of their forced march… and the nature watchers is wonderful, even if you cheated with the butterfly and the flower petals… 🙂 If I’m wrong about that, well come on over and rap my typing fingers with a ruler! I’m enjoying all your drawings, even if I don’t always know what, or how, to comment on them, they are open to infinite interpretations.
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Thanks Sha Tara great input. You’re right about the butterfly and flower
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They were supposed to be a temporary placement and then I couldn’t t rid of them without ruining the background 😏
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Oh heck, they’re a wonderful part of the image… and imagination!
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I like Sha’Tara’s interpretation of the “Travelers.” With their bodies bent forward against the wind, I saw our complex and insecure lives as we move forward into an uncertain future.
What I especially love is that the couple has made the decision to face whatever lies ahead as One. Love, too, the red dots on the woman’s big toes. They not only draw the eyes of the viewer to the bottom of the canvas, but they also suggest the power of the female in the joint endeavor. Well done, Master of the Bongdoogle!
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Thanks Rosaliene. So many forget how many people are leaving the known and moving into the realm of uncertainties.
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