I am pretty pleased with the outcome, and have decided to try my hand at some more. My motto is: the brighter the better..........my Daddy would be proud!C and I found the lights we want for over the kitchen island yesterday on our drive down to Atlanta. Phew: we can now check that one off of our to-do list!
It was a lovely afternoon in Midtown, so we walked up to the High Museum to see the new Georgia O'Keefe exhibit. While it was interesting, I must honestly say that we both were a bit disappointed that there were so few of her works on display, and not one from her Santa Fe years. That said, I felt that my thirst for color had been quenched and my artistic was further inspired. I picked up a box of notecards that contained some of my favorites of hers included. Here are three:
"Yellow Cactus Flowers" 1929
"Poppy" 1927
"Red Canna" 1924
couldn't you just dive down into the center of this canna?
5 comments:
Love, love, love that shirt! The color and pattern are both divine.
We saw an exhibit of Georgia O'Keefe a year or so ago and I found myself underwhelmed. I think of her work as much bigger than it actually is. In some ways I think the reproductions look better than the originals.
The shirt is "hot" and I have always loved O'Keefe's Poppy.
xxoo
diane
You have to go to the Georgia museum in Santa Fe!! Are you bringing me that shirt in July?
Judy, I've given you a Kind Heart Award - see my blog. You'll have to share it with Barker. XXOO
Judy, your t-shirt is beautiful! You have such an incredible talent. The reno looks like it is coming along nicely too.
Take Care!
Peace
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