Between the holiday,
newspapering, and
poetry writing, I failed once again to keep up with
Doodle Week. I can't let the whole week slip by without contributing at least one drawing, so here's my very quick and simple attempt to capture the season of
Winter.
11 comments:
You really captured winter for me- cold, gray, dreary and melancholic.
Way to go Francis. You're a real artist. Kudos to you.
Very evocative - as I would expect, of course.
Which you have done (captured it, I mean) admirably, and so economically.
What a neat image! I think it accurately represents winter and fall.
Nathan - Imagination Manifesto
Hey Francis!
I think, here performs a woman who stretch after sex or lethargy...bella!
I love the way the branches are reaching, like fingers.
Another awesome doodle!
Sensual and seasonal - fantastic drawing.
@Jena Thanks, It can especially be a bit bleak here in Chicago, but it can be quite beautiful at times too.
@Jakill I'm glad to meet those expectations :).
@Dave I think there's a lesson in that ... I may need to pursue simpler motifs like this. Economy of lines, as in a poem.
@NathanKP Thanks ... and I guess technically it is still fall isn't it.
@Hanna Sex is much more interesting, but I think I see more of the lethargy. There's definitely a human form hinted at by this.
@Susan I think there's probably a metaphor for aging buried here somewhere :).
@Jodapoet Thanks, those are to very good descriptors.
That is so simple yet so perfect, looking out the window with the grey skies and the clouds this is what I saw. I always think of the trees as dying in the winter and sad yet this looks like a restful pose, accepting maybe even relieved.
Hi Cooper, I think the trees are probably much better adjusted to the winter than I am :).
I like this. It reminded me of your poem, Weightless, I Walked, much the same way as In Coloured Streams seems to spring from Demented. I like the way your doodles and your poems sometimes go together - and the way the doodle seems to spring from the poem and not vice versa.
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