Beads
Beads
I was traveling with my partner and our son to Alausi in Ecuador. In this city there is a train that gives tourists a ride to a location and back. We wanted to take the train to see what all the hubbub was about. The train ride was okay, but the town itself was more interesting. The town is absolutely charming. Very clean, tidy and has vending machines there to feed the street dogs. It also has a huge mosaic tiled sculpture of a Saint that is stunning.
Market day, is a perfect opportunity to buy food for breakfast and lunch on the train. As we went through the market, purchasing the fresh produce and enjoying the bustle and business, there was this amazing woman sitting with her friends chatting, cleaning and displaying their vegetables for sale. The sun was strong and warm. Even though I was hot, she was happily sitting with her hat, warm sweater and skirts and of course her jewellery. Even when she was working, she was still wearing her beautiful beads and costume of her culture.such a privilege to share with you all and thank you for your patience with me. I love having an opportunity to share with you how art helps me live in this world.
I love this painting and I loved creating this painting. I love how the light passed over her body and reflected on her beads. I could really move into the image especially with the beads, once her beautiful face was created, I used the beads as a form of appreciation and meditation of the whole experience. Each bead was a stream of thought and a moment to reflect and find peace.
I would have loved to have heard what these ladies were all chatting about. There were so many people in the streets of this town on market day. Town was full of fanfare. This town comes alive on market day bringing all the farmers from the surrounding areas, to sell their produce and catch up on all the gossip for the week , all of them proudly wearing the clothes of their culture.
This painting is on A4 Derwent watercolor paper for watercolor pencils, and faber castel polychromos colored pencils.
Market day, is a perfect opportunity to buy food for breakfast and lunch on the train. As we went through the market, purchasing the fresh produce and enjoying the bustle and business, there was this amazing woman sitting with her friends chatting, cleaning and displaying their vegetables for sale. The sun was strong and warm. Even though I was hot, she was happily sitting with her hat, warm sweater and skirts and of course her jewellery. Even when she was working, she was still wearing her beautiful beads and costume of her culture.such a privilege to share with you all and thank you for your patience with me. I love having an opportunity to share with you how art helps me live in this world.
I love this painting and I loved creating this painting. I love how the light passed over her body and reflected on her beads. I could really move into the image especially with the beads, once her beautiful face was created, I used the beads as a form of appreciation and meditation of the whole experience. Each bead was a stream of thought and a moment to reflect and find peace.
I would have loved to have heard what these ladies were all chatting about. There were so many people in the streets of this town on market day. Town was full of fanfare. This town comes alive on market day bringing all the farmers from the surrounding areas, to sell their produce and catch up on all the gossip for the week , all of them proudly wearing the clothes of their culture.
This painting is on A4 Derwent watercolor paper for watercolor pencils, and faber castel polychromos colored pencils.
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