Covid Creativity: 10Sep2021

by Brenda Sutton Mader

Clay is my medium of choice, but every now and then I like to revert to my passion for painting. I see blank, boring spaces and feel the need to create colour. This I do for myself, I am not a very good painter, but I have a lot of fun. It’s a way to escape and take a break from all the technical aspects of working in clay. 

This is an outhouse on my property, that needed a little repair and, I felt, it also needed to become part of the landscape.The ladybugs are wood fence toppers, cut in half , painted and glued in place.They were a lot of fun too. And we all need more ladybugs in our lives.

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8 comments

  1. I love what you have done with that outhouse, Brenda! Such a huge improvement over how it was before. It does indeed enhance your garden.

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  2. Oh my heavens, absolutely fantastic. I expected a painting of the outhouse not on the outhouse.
    If you live near Laggan area you are very welcome to paint my old garden shed.

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  3. What a good idea. And the red lady bugs are so nice to see. I don’t think we have any left. I haven’t seen one for many years, just those horrible orange ones. Thanks.

    Ruth

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  4. Making art of the ordinary – fabulous! Well, I suppose an outhouse isn’t so ordinary anymore… I love the mailbox! (painting that next???)

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