
Not bad, huh? Take that, gray world!
I do have to confess that in the last couple of days I have found some color in my exterior world--a tinge of burnt sienna in some willow trees, and glorious gold and rust in some Indian grass sticking out of a snow bank. It's there, just hard to find.
We just survived the longest stretch of snowing days in Chicago history, and have this to show for it:

This is a typical rural style mailbox, usual height. We're thinking of sculpting an igloo over it next.
But in the meantime, if I can't find much color outside, I'll find it in my studio.
That is all.
2 comments:
I have to agree with you. I live north of you and today, with this frigid temperatures we are now experiancing plus all the snow I just felt depressed. So I got out my bright orange, teal and black and white quilt and sat in the sun with my machine and instantly felt better.
I can not wait for tulips in all colors coming up with the daffodils.
I really like this color you are using. It is just what we need this time of year. I agree it is hard to see much of any color I do have some lovely woodpeckers with bright red heads outside this afternoon.
Stay warm! I am trying the kerosene heater in my garage this weekend.
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