It’s been a couple days since my last daily painting and it feels like weeks. The blue heron is slowly becoming my “go-to” bird, and I wonder if the pelicans will get jealous, if they notice me when I pass them on the causeway and think, “There is the girl who used to love us.” It’s not that I don’t. Is this turning into an apology?
I’m still working on the commissioned pieces which are so different than my daily paintings. I care so much about what the recipients will think of them that I am sometimes paralyzed by my imagined impression of their impressions. So often I escape from expectations and worry in the form of bird painting. I started this one Saturday and finished it a few minutes ago, wanting to revisit the square-like brushstrokes I’ve gotten away from lately. I love this bird. Her watchful eye, peaceful stance, but most of all her stillness. I’m having trouble being still, but I can tell there are good things on the horizon.
May 27, 2014
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