Showing posts with label light bulb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light bulb. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Blue Light Bulb 6"x6" oil on canvas
This was a DPW challenge...to paint a light bulb...so I rummaged through our collection to find an interesting one and came up with this blue one. I have no idea why I have a blue light bulb or what I would do with it, but after some research, I found they are marketing them as mood lighting and blue is the color of serenity and tranquility. The mouse is a little guy I picked up at one of those little shops in Newburyport that is an endless feast for the eyes of seemingly unrelated items arranged with meaning. The marigold blossoms just add a bit of contrast. Even though this is a silly still life, I really like it, and still lifes really help you hone your painting skills. My sister-in-law, Laura, used the word "artitude" to describe the attitude of focusing on painting daily specifically as a coping mechanism....using your passion to get you through. I love this idea, and am grateful to be full of artitude! I wish you a day of serenity, tranquility and artitude.
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