” Les Fauves “- The Wild Beasts. A group of modern artists of the early 20th Century. Those wild beasts played with strong color and painterly brush work.
I started this late in the day, outside during the workshop I took here a few weeks ago. The colors reminded me of the Fauvist movement.
I like the top two thirds of the one above this but haven’t found my bliss in the foreground. I’m going to walk away and move on to something new.
Like identifying these vegetables?/gourds?/cucumbers?/ that we carried at the VI Farmers Coop this past weekend.
Since no one was able to really identify it by spelling, it shall forever be known to me as the phonetic vegetable ” Kor-riley”. That’s the best I could extrude from a few local farmers who might have even pronounced it three different ways.
Bitter melon is what it’s known as in Chinese cooking. They sure were the oddities of the market and despite their curious appearance, no one wanted to buy any. Even the vegetable kindgom has wild beasts, it seems.
Now it looks like we’ll have to monitor the statues too, as this fellow will barely pass the newly enacted Modesty for Statues Statute:
Wild Beasts are everywhere, so keep moving and ducking and painting.
Asheville: The North West of The South East 