I don't make a lot of drawings, so I get as much mileage out of each piece as possible by scanning stuff when I think of it. This is just a little postcard-sized sketch with markers. I'll bet some of you remember seeing it before! This is an Iowa farm that Jeff and I found on a backroads ramble in May 2005. I also don't know what this has to do with washing dishes, but I'm fascinated by the fact that "dishes" sorta rhymes with "Aloysisus". Who would think that it's pronounced "Alowishus"?
Winter-Spring 2015 Paper Cuttings and Collages
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"View From Lavaux"
"Free Range"
"Blackbird Spring"
"Flustered, Mustard, and Custard"
"Sussex Rooster"
10 years ago

6 comments:
Check out Jeff's photograph (same time, same place, across the road): http://phototipoftheday.blogspot.com/2009/03/silhouette-shapes-in-nature.html
I love this sketch! We need to go back to Iowa soon. Greg Brown is doing a concert at the Seed Exchange in July and Barbara Damrosch and her husband are speaking there a week later! Heirloom diversity, baby!
I have a little yellow beany baby fish named Aloysius.
No way!
Yes, remind me and I'll show him to you. He's very cute.
Cute Iowa farm. I do remember the card and actually saved it. I think it was a b-day or thank-you card.
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