Things I Love. There is no order to the these loved things I am going to put on the blog. It's not like I am going to start at 99 and work backwards, or that I am going to start with my top loved thing. I expect to learn some things about myself as I progress.
As I begin this project, what popped into my mind this morning was kittens! I do love kittens! Here is one I painted a few years ago.
And I just saw such a funny video of cats and dogs on Facebook that made me giggle and wonder, "Why do they do this?"
Here is the link:
Cats and Dogs In Boxes
Yes, for sure I love kitties! Puppies will get their day too, I think.
One of the things people have said about my artwork is that it tends to evoke images of past scenes or hopes of future dreams and destinations in the thoughts of the viewers. Translation: Dreams about Art! This blog will be a launchpad, I hope, for enjoyable experiences for many viewers as I share my thoughts and paintings with you. Copyright 2007/2016. All rights reserved by Mary M. Hamilton
Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kittens. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Monday, June 16, 2008
Tree Climber - Painting A Day

Tree Climber once again utilizes one of my favorite little animals, the little kitten. To use a kitten as a subject is completely natural for me, because I just love kitties.
I feel like I just might be getting back into the swing of the painting a day mode. Being sick with a stupid cold just absolutely laid me low, and it completely took any desire I had to paint. It exhausted me so that just the thought of painting made me want to run away. That combined with the fact that it's summer and has really gotten hot here.
A few years ago in my Experimental Painting class, we did some paintings called scrapings. The instructor cautioned us to save the paper towels we scraped the excess paint on. I saved it, and was able to utilize some of it in this painting for my collage materials. The tree in this painting is fabricated out of a drawing of black Sharpie poster paint marker, black permanent Sharpie marker and a Tombow gray pen. The background and sides were painted in a lovely light moonbeam yellow over which the drawing was made and the collage grew on.
Labels:
acrylic painting,
cats,
Collage,
DreamON. mary hamilton,
kittens,
Painting a Day
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