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The Eye Of The Beholder Royal Roses And Blue Macaroon 6"x6" Oil on Belgian linen(gold leaf embellished - nearly finished) Royal Roses And Blue Macaroon 6"x6" Oil on Belgian linen - gold leaf embellished - nearly finished Hi, Last week I shared a little about what goes into a good story and asked what you thought the morning essentials were in the painting below, based on the title and the image. Morning Essentials Morning Essentials 20"x20" Oil Several people responded with some predictable, and some not so predictable answers. Before I share those, keep in mind that there are no right or wrong answers. Most who responded pretty much caught what I was trying to communicate. That always feels good. But as a good storyteller should, I left some room for you and others to interpret the idea of morning essentials through your own lens. Here's what I found in my inbox: (full names kept private) "Coffee(that always comes first, for me!), quiet and reflection." J.M. "Sitting outside w cup of coffee, bare feet planted in fresh, dewy grass and birds chirping. Gave you more than two lol. I love all the elements of this painting. Think it's one of my favorites!" K.A. "My thoughts on "Morning Essentials" are a fresh cup of coffee to wake me up and jump start my day. My other thought is that God has graced me with another morning to wake up and see the beauty and majesty of His creation through what I see out the window. I absolutely love this painting!! Thank you for always sharing your stories, I thoughtfully enjoy them." B.B. "Sunlight and caffeine, both essential to me." P.E "The story I imagine: "Beginning at sunrise with fresh ground coffee" Thanks for helping me receive more appreciation of art in its fullness." P.B. "My morning essentials are my electric blanket and closed blinds. But you allmost make me wish I were a morning person." J.T. I had a fun time reading those! Thank you!! Did you notice how pretty much everyone nailed what I was trying to convey, yet each person also read their own experiences into it? So let's have a little more fun. (Only one more question and no deep analysis required, I promise). Below are four of the paintings I worked on this week that are either finished or are well on their way. Her Favorites Her Favorites (finished-still wet) Royal Roses And Blue Macaroon Royal Roses And Blue Macaroon (nearly finished) Amish Bread And Butterprint (nearly finished) Amish Bread And Butterprint (nearly finished) A Feast Of Bread (in progress) A Feast Of Bread (in progress) Each of these tells my own story in some way, but here comes the question: Does one of these tell YOUR story? Jan {{FASO_DOMAIN_VISIBLE}} {{AM_COMPANY_NAME}} {{AM_COMPANY_ADDRESS}} {{AM_CSZ}} {{AM_COUNTRY}} Unsubscribe Sent with ArtfulMail