Brown Micron Pigma ink and watercolor in homemade sketchbook, 5×7″ (larger)
Need I say more?
I had a quiet, restful weekend, got enough sleep, didn’t stand out in the wind painting, and what do I get for it? A cold! That will teach me to slow down. Maybe if I just keep moving as fast as I usually do, always staying busy, the darn bugs don’t have a chance to take hold. The minute I slowed down they went to work.
Or maybe the cold was already taking hold and that’s why I chose quiet indoor painting this weekend?
With some Vitamin C, tea with lemon, and chicken soup, I’m usually able to kick a cold in 24 hours. That’s what I’m counting on this time.
7 replies on “Still Life for a Spring Cold”
Talented even when sick! Hope you beat that cold.
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Oh Mercy!! And yet youpaint despite it all!! Feel better, hon — I agree — talented even when sick!
I’ve managed a wee bit of exercise with all the meetings, tours, rain …. sigh …. get thee well!
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Oh, feel better soon, but I love the still life!
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Hope you feel better soon… Take care of you!
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Even your “still life with cold” is interesting…not the cold though. Hope you kick it soon…
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hope you feel better! I like the brown micron pigma. I might get one.
by the way, I’ve finally changed blogs: petescully.com, more of the same.
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Hope you feel better soon Jana! I believe in the same things…and drawing them will bring their function to life!
ronell
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