Just some quick post shots into the ether of something the other that’s caught my eye 😊
Sometimes humorous. Sometimes serious. Sometimes baffling.
Sometimes beautiful.
All as they effect me of course, but enough I wanted to share (retweet & post).
my commentary –
I’d heard (read?) this many times since at least 2000 when I started studying him and other impressionists more seriously, though of course the lesson itself I seem to need to relearn each time I paint, lol! But, from what I’ve read of Monet’s words and thoughts, he often did too. And my guess is all creatives, in all endeavors, have similar or parallel lessons – ie, paint it the way it looks to you; play it (music) the way it sounds to you; dance it the way it feels to you! ❤️
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But most of all, I hope you enjoy, even if fleetingly ❤️
Stay well & safe everyone!
Adan
ps – you may also like my recent post about how I use Lists on Twitter 😊
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[…] on her is still “very” messed up, lol!It’s a perfect example of my recent Twitter post w/a comment-quote of Monet’s about painting what one “sees” – not, as I did in this work in progress, what I “thought” it should look like 😏 There […]
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I love this quote , Felipe. Paint it just as it looks to you . The Impressionists were the first big influence on my painting – followed by Van Gogh as a close second . I think its important to realize that everyone sees in a different way . Thanks for something fascinating to think about !
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Impressionists were (are) my fav’s since way back too! I’d seen this quote from Monet lot of times over the years & this time I made a point of saving the link to the tweet – so glad you like it, Margaret! 😊
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