Look up to the sky –
the sun lights the clouds on fire
at the edge of day.
There are so many species on the brink of extinction, hence this influence.
Of course I’m going to create a painting involving meteorites when there’s a meteorite shower in the offing, and of course as a poet I’m going to romanticize it.
Every day you get a chance to start over….
#1432 “Joy of newness”, mixed media on panel 18×10. $180.
I just wondered whether I’ve now written more haiku than sonnets….
Yes, it is possible to sell art during the pandemic. A major collector saw one of my ‘Newer Work’ posts and decided to treat herself. I’m not only blessed with the sale, but also the pic of the painting in its new Forever Home. Although she says she might move things around.
The painting is called “Sky Comes Down”.
It contains the following haiku:
Sky comes down to us,
At every angle the rain
that might wash us clean.
#1423 One Direction. Watercolor collage on foamcore, 7.5×5 in mat to fit 10×8″ frame. $45.
Contains the line: “When everything points in one direction.”
I love the desert rain when you can see it falling from a distance – sometimes the air below being so dry the rain never reaches the ground – the effect known as virga.
#1409 Desert Virga. Watercolor collage on foamcore, 7.5×5.5″ in mat to fit 10×8 frame. $45.
Contains the haiku:
Desert virga falls,
precipitation transforms
into a thin veil.
A third collage from the batch I’m currently showing you.
#1408 “All the way up”, 7.5×5.5 in mat to fit 10×8″ frame. $45. Contains the poem:
Sky goes all the way
to eternity and back
and into our hearts.
Another little collage, ready to go. Very appropriate for a post on a cloudy day.
#1406 “Sky’s War”
Watercolor collage on foamcore, 7.5×5.5″ with mat to fit 10×8 frame. $45. Haiku written for it reads:
Clouds are the sky’s war,
The strategy and battle
and sometimes, the blood.