(Isn't that a cool Hawaiian shirt?)
DH has a stack of hats piled up high on this desk that was my parents and then mine.
Now that he's retired he can wear a different hat every day I guess!
(he has cowboy boots too! he looks real good in them. But you didn't hear it from me)
Neat sketches at Jaliscos! That must be an awesome place!!! I want some tacos from there right now!!! And it is only 6:50am here! I think I could handle it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your stack of cowboy hats from your parents!
Julie, it is awesome in many ways. It's very small. Not at all fancy. But the people who own it are charming and oh so nice/friendly. And the food is good too. I love drawing there.
DeleteThe hats are my husbands, the secretary was my parents! ;-) One of the hats did belong to my husband's father!
I love your sketches in public places. I can hear the chatter of the people, the chairs moving, the murmur of the people your focus on. It is a remarkable feeling.
ReplyDeleteI hope your week has some great hat-wearing adventures in it for you two ! ;-)
Happy Monday !
Kim, I love how my drawings took you in on so many levels!
DeleteYes, we always have fun adventures where hats are a must!
love the paintings a lot. your one of the hats and the secretary they sit atop is making me remember my parents home they also had a secretary piece of furniture just like that one in your painting. My sister has it in her home now. It was my favorite piece of furniture.
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Kat, I am so glad my paintings resonate with you! And that we share the memories of the same piece/style of furniture from our childhoods.
DeleteYour sketches are alive and breathing, I feel like I am there with you! I love the colors too!
ReplyDeleteKate! I am so glad you like them. Thank you!
DeleteYour sketches have inspired me Lynn, my tearoom sketch (Lydford Gorge post) on my blog reminded me of your sketches - so Thank You for the Inspiration:)
ReplyDeleteAnn, that is such a compliment to think you drew your sketch from being inspired by mine. Wow!!!!!!!! Thank you so much.
DeleteThe guy reading the newspaper looks pretty incensed by and engrossed in whatever he's reading. Playfully realistic.
ReplyDeleteWell Lou the news is not always pleasant! So we can well imagine your read on him is correct. I loved capturing his features as well as I was able!
DeleteI am delighted that you popped by for a visit and led me to your wonderful blog. I really enjoy your drawings, the snapshots of your daily life.
ReplyDeleteI'll be back,
Stephanie, thank YOU! I love your art on your blog and glad we will be visitors back and forth!
DeleteMore great drawings and they keep getting better. I sound like a broken record but they do and I noticed the guitars on the Hawaiian shirt too. Or are those Ukuleles? The clock says sixish.. must have been a evening meal? you get so much detail in your drawings on top of the quick people sketches.
ReplyDeleteCris, I think they were guitars. The clock lies. It was lunchtime. Not sure how I made that mistake but you caught me!!!
Deleteoh my goodness, lynn. better and better and better.
ReplyDeletethat guitar shirt made me laugh!
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Thank you KJ! Happy to have made you laugh!
DeleteYou are just to funny! Love how you capture all the simple ways of everyday life! Always enjoy my visits here!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary! I'm so pleased that you honor me with your visits here! I love your art!
DeleteDH is really going to have fun wearing his quirky clothes. my ex husband wore cowboy hats and boots.
ReplyDeleteYes he is Suki. He's off to a good start!!!
DeleteWow, you have a lot of blogs! I am loving the quirky sketches you have here! I really need to do more sketches while I'm out and about. I'm inspired!!
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