this Saturday - it clears its debt
for the first World War.
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16 comments:
Your painting is very ethereal, Dave. I love the blue/green and purple shades.
Hooray, the drinks are on Angela!
WV: modcares - I bet they do!
what? for real???
beautiful, Dave. You have quite an eye.
love that dreamy painting Dave and is that for real about Germany, I hope so?
Oooh, great painting for the Fall Equinox/beginning of October. Very evocative, to me, of change.
Love the blueness.
FIRST world war - haven't they started on the second yet?
The colors you chose give it a haunting quality, but there is a spiritual element too. As usual, nice work, Dave!
Oh I would like to wander those woods in an orange dress!
The painting is very spiritual and magical and at the same time out of this world. Now the German's have to start paying off their debits for world war 2.
Both the painting and the Haiku are compelling.
Love the colors, Dave.
DerrrickIn fact, I think I may have got carried away by it, but many thanks for the comment.
Shadow
I guess so!
Thanks Dianne. Much appreciated.
Gerry
Thanks - and yes, I'm sure it's for real.
Conda
Yes, I see that. Thanks for it.
Weaver of Grass
Thanks. Definitely FIRST! Don't know about the second. Maybe we let them off that one!
Dorraine
Thanks, an encouraging response.
Linda Sue
That would be just great!
Windsmoke
Thanks for the comment. Most encouraging! Agreed, but don't know what the situation is re WWII.
Thanks for that Kass.
Thanks Karen.
the image is haunting and lovely; the haiku is haunting and a necessary reminder of the importance of memory.
Harlequin
Thanks for those remarks. As I have taken to saying of late... memory? Yes, I remember that!
That's an exceedingly humanoid tree dancing around in the foreground - I can nearly see it move...
Brilliant!
You are one fine painter :)
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