I love the color pink yet I hardly have any of it in my home. I am working on changing that as soon as I get done with the other gazillion projects I have going on right now.
I want to paint our living room in the Spring from "Coco" to "Roman Ruins". It's a frenchy gray. At Barnhouse last weekend I purchased 2 pink dupioni pillows made by "Worthy Goods" and some ironstone from "Sparrow". So pink, gray, creamy white and some gilded things is what I am aiming for. The furniture I currently have is Ikea's white slipcovered "Ektorp". I LOVE it. It's so inexpensive that I have 3 sets of white slipcovers just in case. I recently discovered that they now offer the slipcovers in PINK!
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Lovely, lovely, lovely.
Happy birthday for last wednesday. I'll be right over. Crack open the Veuve Cliquot and I'll bring some petits gâteaux!
Hi Kathrine,
I have just shown your work 'Separation Anxiety' to my two year 11 Drama classes and used it as stimulus for a practical task. We spent some time discussing the colour, texture, mood and symbol. At the end of the lesson they assumed that I would be able to tell them exactly what the artist was trying to convey. Although I said it was what the painting meant to them that was the most important thing, they were bitterly disappointed when I couldn't give them any further insight.
I thought it was quite funny and sweet... They got themselves so worked up about who the child was and what he had gone through that I think they were looking for 'closure'.
I know they would be terribly excited if I could go back to them with a message - however cryptic or revealing - about this work.
I really enjoyed looking through your collection.
All the best
Laura.
P.S. If you don’t mind, could you let me know your surname or preferred name? I want to make sure I credit the work and reference it properly as I have to send information about all the materials I’ve used to the GCSE Examining Body. Ta!
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