Inspire Me Thursday is asking for wallpapers this time around; here is a section of a larger painting (acrylic on crinkled up paper) that I could possibly imagine as a motif for a bright sitting room with large windows into a garden.Also, I intend it as an invitation for spring (not only at One Single Impression), which so far has come in flowers but not in temperatures:
Easter has come
with daffodils
in snow
with daffodils
in snow
– Leonard Blumfeld
This is beautiful! I can imagine it as well, as a wallpaper. We have snow again.....so much for spring start, it's like April weather already, rain, snow, sun, storm.....hope the temperature is getting better soon where you live and you can enjoy the real beautiful spring! Smiles, Anke
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Oooo this is gorgeous!!! I could see myself with a cup of tea, in a wonderful chair reading a book -- looking into my garden and having this on my walls!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a grand invitation for spring. I too, am anxiously awaiting its arrival. Thanks for the inspiring art.
ReplyDeleteyes, I could see this covering a wall. what a lovely design. I do hope spring accepts your invitation! the send her on my way, okay?
ReplyDeleteI love the character of the dark dry-brush marks and how they contrast with the juicy red marks. A very satisfying piece. How big is it? G and GEM
ReplyDeleteit is just the same here
ReplyDeleteA beautiful wallpaper for my dining room or living room! A beautiful poem for Spring! Thanks Leonard!
ReplyDeleteRosy Spring - I like that. We're still waiting for the daffodils here. We have the snow. Lovely painting and poem. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletelike the abstract, swash effects. color choice, too. very impressionist.
ReplyDeleteThis would make pretty wallpaper. It has a great sketchy expressive feeling and very harmonious colors. It is still chilly here, but sunny. I enjoy spring when it is gradual... a little warmer each week!
ReplyDeletecarla
Beautifully done. I admire your artwork, as well.
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Ohhh beautiful....:-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty... I love your use of colour.
ReplyDeletelovely haiku :)
ReplyDeleteThere was snow in our garden this Easter too. It just doesn't seem right. Your haiku seems right, very nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat art. I love daffodils!
ReplyDeletereverently renewed
That is one cheerful wallpaper. As cheerful as dafodils peeking out of snow.
ReplyDeletebeautiful sentiments...
ReplyDeleteI think a lot of folks are having snow for easter: but it's such an early one, so we shouldn't be surprised i guess! What a beautiful poem.
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beautiful moment, excellent done.
ReplyDeleteLovely interesting image and words.
ReplyDeleteThis is very nice. I can see this as wallpaper. Great work.
ReplyDeleteI agree - this definitely would suit a lovely, bright sitting room. The colors look quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy eyes tended to follow all the dark wanderings of the lines. Each piece of redness was like a weigh station along the way.
ReplyDeleteGreat wallpaper!
Gemma