8 Feb
The is a photo I took (and cropped) of a painting by Justin Vining. It hangs in the Uptown Café in Valparaiso, IN. It is the first thing that I noticed when I stepped foot in the café for the first time. The colors are simply amazing. I’m participating in Popinjay, a weekly concept photo challenge. This week’s challenge was BOLD. Next week’s challenge is FREE. Join us.
Sidenote: Popinjay is a trending topic on Google. I wonder why?
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I love that painting. And the collage–I should’ve taken a picture of the collage artwork. Justing Vining is simply amazing!
How pretty! I’m not sure I have the artistic mind for these sorts of things. I was at hobby lobby for an hour today debating between sheets of scrapbook paper for a project I’m working on for the nursery, I can’t match for the LIFE of me! *sigh* my poor child.
PS: Yes, SKINNY JEANS! Why didn’t I think of that?!
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February 9, 2010 at 1:16 AM
@FutureMama, you and me both. It takes me a while to get it together in the crafty department!
Check out http://77kids.com for cute clothes for Spawnisha (giggle)! Old Navy’s having a sale too!
Wow. I never would have thought those colors would look so great together.
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February 9, 2010 at 1:17 AM
@Michele Lee, I’m inspired to create some artwork using those colors. I have no idea what exactly, but just have to do something using those colors.