This is what happens to most paintings if I hold onto them for awhile. The former I did like, it captured what I wanted to say.
And then I went and excited myself and got more into it. By excited, I mean lines and ideas, enunciating through space; that sort of thing. I started it in Alaska, my second trip there in 2008; I had a really good time with friends, family, and Alaska outdoors. It was so cool, I even began a romantic process with a guy, and things started off smoothly, intelligently. My third trip, for New Year’s, started off on the same notes – however, it ended with a thud (my heart fell on the floor), as the romantic guy lost his nerve and broke up with me right before I left, not even an hour after telling me how much he cared about me. He says he got scared… and I learn how to forgive, and move on.
So coming back to this painting could have been a cheap shot to my guts, like “ohh, man, wtf?” Instead it was just a reminder of how great I am doing. Holler on that, yo.
It’s $150 dollars, plus shipping.
Love it! Love what you have to say too. I like the look of confidence and peace.