And now for something completely different! Last Tues. morning we woke up to 2″ of fresh snow and bright sunshine. It was so beautiful. I wanted to go somewhere nice to take pictures but had to gallery sit and couldn’t take the time. But while driving through downtown Rockville, I saw the light and snow on a building I’ve been interested in–Bob’s Noodle 66. I had to do it! But it didn’t get off to a good start. Today, I was ready to chuck it or try to wash it off, but decided to give it one more go. The colors were a lot of the problem. I was trying hard not to use red violet because of the orange roof. But I finally gave in and cooled the roof as well, flattened the background tree, and voila! Of course, I can’t imagine that anyone other than “Bob” would want it! But it was a fun challenge. The reflection in the road was what really sold me when I saw the photo. I have to admit to leaving out the two Chinese characters that were in the sign. That was beyond me! Now to go out and enjoy the 60 degree temperature while it lasts.
Bob’s Noodle 66, 20 x 24, BFK Rives and Colourfix liquid primer
Absolutely wonderful! I like everything about this painting!
Gee thanks! I was really uncertain about this, but was happy I could produce something that I felt was good enough to put on the blog. Am glad that you like it!
Love it, beautiful “save”. Hope to learn how to do this. See you in June in Falmouth MA.
Thanks Gloria. We need to cook up business for the June workshop. I heard from Suzy in Jan. and no one had signed up. It’s at the same time as Barbara Jaenicke’s so a hard time. But, hopefully we can find enough people. Glad you like the picture. It’s really growing on me, I have to admit!