Partridge found an excessive number of pears at the produce table.
01 December 2007
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27 comments:
like the way the orange compliments the other colors.
Yes, absolutely - the colors are perfect.
This, of course, would make a lovely Christmas card. So, when are you going to start marketing your work again?
cute!!
I like the Christmas Card idea of Tenaciousk's! Beautiful image, has the glowing warmth this month should!
Christmas? Cards? Is there still time to shop? Is there anything left to buy? Yikes! :O
Wonderful--as usual.
she made her nest that year
at the grocery store
there were persimmons aplenty
and parsley galore
Thank you, guys! I'm really happy with the colours. It would be a hoot to make cards of these.
I hope to make one of these for each of the Twelve Days of Christmas.
The captions will all be in "American Sentences" alá Alan Ginsberg, who coined the term, referring to 17-syllable American Haiku in-full-sentences.
And I really want to continue the series using rich colours, with hopefully, a traditional painterly feel.
hehehe, Joe. The original haiku was:
A grocery partridge
nestled among the bartlets
my first Christmas Day.
But I couldn't make a decent grocery background without making the image too busy. So I changed the haiku.
oh so very beautiful! i would love to come upon this scene in my grocery store! I would know you had been there...
Great modern-day take on the Partridge!
Beautiful colors, Cat! ...yes, it would make a wonderful card!
simply great, if only simple
things can just be as great as this image it.
am so glad to pass by here.
Lovely colors and concept. Beautiful!
Great illo!
Haha! What a fine take on the subject! Well done!
Yes, brilliant (as in bright palette) colours. And maybe you could do it as a card next year?
I'm going to enjoy this series! Great beginning.
I came by to thank you for your comment of several weeks ago - I've really been behind, and it#s been difficult to get back writing stories, but slowly and surely, it's working. Hope you'll have time to stop by again soon.
I am enchanted as usual, with your art, and your poetry. It brings happiness and joy to the reader :)
This just says WOW the first time you see it. Great composition. Great colors. Great illo. I could easily see getting this as a Christmas Card.
Great idea for a series. Beautiful colors and depth. Very cool.
this is amazingly vibrant
Yummy!
[:-)
it is my one favorite fruit and color that is why your illustration is more beautiful in my eyes.
It's ap-pear-ant that you have no peer for partidgey pears.
(Owowowowowow!!! Pun-stunned!)
Quite wonderful, and this will be a fun run o' pics -- looking forward to more!
I love this piece.
love
Deliciously done.
Sell, sell, sell. I'll be your PNW rep. Heck, I could do the whole west coast.
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