It’s a 1950’s split level so the garage is supposedly 2 cars but really 1.5, we fit one car in there but generally don’t bother putting them in at all. The carpet is only 2 ft by 3 ft and is by the door into the house.
I like that you called this a still life and you are right to call it that. A far cry from the typical fruit and flower arrangements but so much more realistic of what our homes look like.
Yes, and you know what, there is this kind of scene everywhere you look, which makes it nice when you want to find something to draw or paint – sometimes it is right under your nose…
Thank you. I saw this little tableau and had to get it captured. I’m not able to draw much right now, I can’t see well enough, but on the other hand, this picture makes me want to take pen and hand and just enjoy doing it, even if the results are cockeyed (I have some drawings done since the problems started I am posting in December and you will see what I mean…) But anyway, I think this scene is just what I like about this world we live in – there is beauty in everything. Everywhere. If we can find it. Or if it can find us.
Thank you. I believe with all my heart that everything has beauty. Not always easily seen, and sometimes, it is part of what is otherwise dangerous, and yet – there is a little spark in everything, some detail, some aspect. I try to look for it if I can manage it (which is not always possible either, is it?)
I completely agree. Even if it’s just a part of the thing we are observing, or a different view point, or medium. Just like you have demonstrated. Perhaps it’s not always possible by the individual, (you or I), but it probably is by someone.
Cleaning equipment, hiking boots and dumb bells near a nifty rug (although you didn’t draw everything)
Maybe in another picture!
Either way Claudia i dug it 😁
Thank you. The garage is a very interesting place, right up there with the kitchen, I think.
I take it you don’t keep a car in there or is that carpet not very big or is the garage really big ?
It’s a 1950’s split level so the garage is supposedly 2 cars but really 1.5, we fit one car in there but generally don’t bother putting them in at all. The carpet is only 2 ft by 3 ft and is by the door into the house.
Gotcha
I like that you called this a still life and you are right to call it that. A far cry from the typical fruit and flower arrangements but so much more realistic of what our homes look like.
Yes, and you know what, there is this kind of scene everywhere you look, which makes it nice when you want to find something to draw or paint – sometimes it is right under your nose…
But you turn it into poetry! (K)
Thank you. I saw this little tableau and had to get it captured. I’m not able to draw much right now, I can’t see well enough, but on the other hand, this picture makes me want to take pen and hand and just enjoy doing it, even if the results are cockeyed (I have some drawings done since the problems started I am posting in December and you will see what I mean…) But anyway, I think this scene is just what I like about this world we live in – there is beauty in everything. Everywhere. If we can find it. Or if it can find us.
That’s so true.
Monet produced his water lilies while in a constant struggle to recover his vision. We work with what we have.
You make the mundane look lovely.
Thank you. I believe with all my heart that everything has beauty. Not always easily seen, and sometimes, it is part of what is otherwise dangerous, and yet – there is a little spark in everything, some detail, some aspect. I try to look for it if I can manage it (which is not always possible either, is it?)
I completely agree. Even if it’s just a part of the thing we are observing, or a different view point, or medium. Just like you have demonstrated. Perhaps it’s not always possible by the individual, (you or I), but it probably is by someone.
Awesome! You can bring beauty to the everyday things we take for granted!
I like being in my garage and I guess it goes back to childhood, we played in the garage a lot and so it is a familiar scene to me!