Hi Everybody!
Yesterday I had the OP at the Dentist's. The dental surgeon is a very pleasant and capable young lady. She and her assistant were dressed in protective clothing and looked like they were ready for a moon landing! I got lots of injections beforehand - not one, not two, not three - but a grand total of 13 altogether! That was the worst part! After the OP was finished I had to rest there for a bit before I came home, and then I spent the afternoon in bed listening to an audio book. In 2 weeks I have to go back for a control visit. I'm happy it's over and done with. Thanks for all who sent good wishes!
We've had a wild storm here - Kirsten - and have been experiencing gales up to 120 kilometres an hour, but it seems to be quieting down now. Some places got lots of rain, too, but we had almost nothing again.
Rain's theme this week is still life. At school I wasn't a great fan of this theme, it was always so dry and uninteresting, but in the meantime I have learned to like it. The photos and artwork I am showing this week were made at various times and in various places.
This is a piece made with coloured pencils when I was a student, I wouldn't be able to do it as good as this any more:
A postcard:
An ink and water colour piece:
I don't remember when I made these:
I love this photo, it reminds me of harvest festival at school:
I made this a few years back using my fave boots, which in the meantime have unfortunately gone to the big home for old and worn-out boots up in the sky. I was inspired by several paintings of Vincent van Gogh, one of which I am showing underneath:
Various tags:
A magazine advert:
Some of my home baked things:
I like visiting coffee shops, too:
And this picture, a sort of tableau, reminds me of a still life, too:
I always like to take pics of the flowers I get given or buy:
And this is a still life with plastic butts, made for a group exhibition some years back:
Clocks also make good still life objects:
And my fave still life is always my coffee:
Have a great day, take care
and thanks a lot for coming by!