Mingus Day #48. 5.25 x 12 in. Mixed media on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
Mingus Day #49. 5.25 x 12 in. Mixed media on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
Mingus Day #50. 5.25 x 12 in. Mixed media on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
This merry Mingus medley brought to you by the letter m, as in middle. And the number 5, as in five weeks and counting.
I have passed the halfway mark. Working in batches to catch up, I missed the pomp and circumstance. And the chance to share a properly timed celebratory composition.
Still, I feel like saying… Wooo Hooo!
Fathers fifth week in the hospital, but there is light at the end of the tunnel.
That deserves a Wooo Hooo too!
And a HALELULEJAH AMEN!
Catching up! I love #50…. has a lovely calm feel!
One of my favorites as well Carol 😉
I read something once that said that a mountain peak should always be close to the cntre of a painting. I’m not sure I agree, but #50 certainly complies and is my favorite of this selection.
Interesting Sea. And I usually do not think about where the peak is going to land. I worry more about the horizontal lines, and not having those too centered. Something “new” to be aware of. 😉
Woohoo! Prayers for your dad. Hugs…
(My aren’t “sticking” for some reason. If you get duplicate comments or “triplicate” comments, that’s why…)
That is funny Chandra. I often have to submit comments on your posts 2 times before it will go through. Thanks for being persistent!! I would miss you 🙂
Woohoo! Prayers for your dad. Hugs…
Hugs and thanks Chandra 🙂
Love your skies! Beautiful as always.
Aww, thanks Lana. So nice to hear that. I love painting the skies as much as I do the hills 😉
Congrats on getting to the half way point! I really like the last painting – just absolutely super Sheila!
Thanks Val, and thank you! So awesome to hear 😉
1. Glad to hear there is light at the end of the (long hospitalization) tunnel for Pete. Joining you: woo hoo!
2. Love the colors in Mingus Day #48 which, ironically, call to mind the view I have when I visit my daughter in east coast verdant Shendandoah Valley.
3. #49 captures me with its possibility of patches of lichen on rock and its quiet presence of that back third range.
4. Woo hoo for your having made it mid-century, Sheila!
Shenandoah… would love to see that part of the country 🙂 Lichen… cool 😉 Mid-century, LOL. Thank goodness it doesn’t feel like a century! But sitting in a hospital chair… that’s another story, LOL 🙂 Thank you Dotty for shining your light my way 🙂