I, like everyone else, have always believed green is the colour of HOPE. This was conceived during one of those really bad phases that one goes through once in a while...a time of dejection, directionlessness...and suddenly 'green' emerged from nowhere and took shape on its own.. (watercolour on paper)
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Green..sprouting hope..
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I, like everyone else, have always believed green is the colour of HOPE. This was conceived during one of those really bad phases that one goes through once in a while...a time of dejection, directionlessness...and suddenly 'green' emerged from nowhere and took shape on its own.. (watercolour on paper)
I, like everyone else, have always believed green is the colour of HOPE. This was conceived during one of those really bad phases that one goes through once in a while...a time of dejection, directionlessness...and suddenly 'green' emerged from nowhere and took shape on its own.. (watercolour on paper)
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I am spellbound, as always after seeing your painting - a reflection of your beautiful self.Keep it coming Rays.
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ReplyDeletelove this painting dear.....
ReplyDeletesimply awesome.......
very meaningfull
Finally got your blog running!! Congrats on that!
ReplyDeleteAnd that painting is beautiful! I didn't know you were so talented!!!!
Looking forward to more :)
All the best!
Thank you so so much Ankhi Di..your valuable comment means a lot..
ReplyDeleteGrace, i know why u like it..its 'green' that has captured your fancy again!
ReplyDeleteThank you sacredsprites! but please let me know your proper name..
ReplyDeletemarvelous!!
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ReplyDeleteHey, Atreyi! It’s so beautiful… And different connotations stem from it taking the mind from one plane to another… The hanging roots are quite suggestive… Reminds me of the verdant lines by Dylan Thomas:
ReplyDelete“And as I was green and carefree, famous among barns/ About the happy yard and singing as the farm was home”
Saima its great to hear from u buddie!& thanx so much for sharing ur valuable perspective..quite an interesting one i must say... :)
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