Away for a special family celebration this weekend which is why after the recent snowy monochromes I thought I would put a little colour back on thechangingpalette with these colourful closeups of a few paintings that may be familiar to you.
colourful closeups
Away for a special family celebration this weekend which is why after the recent snowy monochromes I thought I would put a little colour back on thechangingpalette with these colourful closeups of a few paintings that may be familiar to you.
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Familiar to you, maybe! 😊
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Since they have been posted at different times they might be familiar to you too 😊
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Sure, I might have seen them before. But, would I remember them? No reflection on your photography. I love it. More a reflection of my memory. 😌
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They’re lovely
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Thanks Miriam
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Just what I need as I face tracking to our Maison Catastrophe which is unheated with a forecast of -10 (I know that’s paltry in Canadian terms but I promise you its very very cold here) to work the weekend chipping concrete off it’s 13th century stone walls. Colour will be welcome and I will close my eyes and imagine the walls beautifully decorated with Andrew Seal Art when we have finished. Actually I will repeat ‘when we have finished’ like a mantra because it seems entirely unattainable at the moment …. 😔
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Brrrr! Hope it’s warming up for you. -10 is cold in anyone’s terms. Glad to have warmed you up a little 🙂
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Only -7 this weekend … positively barmy weather for a little light stone masonry!
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wonderful sir
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Thank you
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bold and fresh! beauty unrestrained…. these are gems Andrew 🙂
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Thanks so much for such lovely comments Debi. Made my day just when I needed a boost. What’s happening is taking its toll on my creativity.
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my pleasure. it is difficult to draw from a wellspring, when its so close to being emptied.
I do admire how you voice your concerns over the issues at hand. More of us need to do the same.
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Thanks Debi. I know you share my concerns and your support is always so welcome.
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you’re welcome. I do. I never, thought I would see the day that I would entertain the idea of creating art with a political purpose. Never.
Until now. I’m not entirely certain that is a good thing. But. That is the way I feel.
I want to thank you as well, Andrew.
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There are many times when art has been political. Perhaps the greatest political work of all is Picasso’s Guernica. I can’t help feeling now is the time once again.
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yes, I think so
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