Grids have been showing up around here a lot lately. First, this painting that I did last night features quite a few of them. This is another one in the series I'm calling, Not Quite Symmetrical, it's still a working title. I am enjoying this color palette quite a bit, especially since I avoided the ubiquitous blue green I frequently gravitate towards. Wouldn't it be fun to knit this design into an afghan?
Oh yes, please look to the right and check out the grid of prints I have for sale in my newly opened Etsy shop. There are more in the shop so please visit. I just got the shop set up this weekend and I was lucky enough to have one of my prints on the front page, so that has been very cool.
Recently, Ryan and I have been walking the grid in the early mornings. We get up before the sun and head out for a long walk through our neighborhood. We've been trying to work in some sort of exercise, since we both have a strong dislike of the gym. It's tough getting up so early but with our work schedules it makes the most sense to do it in the morning. It's a nice way to start the day and it helps to get the blood flowing.
Here is a painting that I did this evening, again, featuring a grid. I like the boxy, three dimensional quality here and the slightly more monochromatic color palette. It feels very seventies to me and would actual look good in our living room. Maybe I'll have to frame this one and put it up.
Ok, if I am to have any shot at waking up for our morning walk, I better get too bed. It is late!
Hello! I'm Liz Scott - mama to two little ones, maker, and all around curiosity chaser. I live with my family in Los Angeles, where we seek to fill each day with adventure, joy and creativity. I write about it all here on the blog. Thank you for visiting.
