Pastel on PastelMat, approx. 2.5" x 4".
The first two days of the festival went well, but the third day we didn't get rained out as expected, but rather wind-ed out. The infamous Boulder wind apparently blew down the tent, the whole display, signage, etc., and most vendors had to pack up and give up on hopes of a third day of sales.
I wasn't even there to help pick everything up--I was, quite unfortunately, busy being a migraineur at home--but fortunately, my friend was there at the time and was able to help.
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From the Baby Gadjo archives. They were two peas in a pod from the first moment.
Gadjo's little body looks so squeezable. Sigh.
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In India. Homemade loom weights.
More art on my website: jalapfaff.com
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3 comments:
The colors in this pastel are subtle, skillful and poignant at the same time. Wonderful.
Thanks for the scare story before my art fair. One year it rained out - we had all of our art in the middle of the tents covered with tarps it rained buckets and gallons!
This photo from India is so exact and touching. That's how I feel about them - naive, smart, philosophical, indifferent, every time they showed mixture of unmixable. Thank you Jala.
Should I say how I wait for your cats every new post? Or how your pastels inspire? Great blog, high level.
Hi Casey, thank you, glad you like it.
Nothing like a festival horror story, huh? Don't worry, though, ours was due to Boulder's always-excessive winds, which are notorious.
Hi Irina - Thank you so much. And I love knowing there are people out there who look forward to seeing my kitties! You know, your description of the Indian character really resonates with me.
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