Wednesday, January 27, 2010

How Did Today Become So Gray?

artist journal drawing of my day















I really didn't plan on today's journal entry to be almost entirely gray.

-I got dressed in gray and black
-put on a black coat
-got in a gray Jeep
-dropped my gray and black clad daughter at school
-went to sculpture class to work on a gray figure
-did a black and white print of penguins jumping off a cliff
-ate takeout from Panda express (I actually dream about orange chicken)
-and worked on a gray MacBook Pro while listening to my gray and black iPod.

11 comments:

  1. Maybe it was because of the weather ?? :oD
    Anyway I love your page: we can follow you around, that's a real Daily Journal I should come back to !

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  2. I'm with Martine and the weather ... here in the Mitten, it even makes my eyes look gray! Interesting post, fun drawings, and color in just the right place! nancy

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  3. OOooohh I love gray too(not as much as I love green though) especially on cars...and I definitely use a LOT of gray in my drawings ^^

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  4. I think if you exchanged your coat for a bright red one while doing all of these things, you'll stand out against the grayness! Excellent recap of your day.

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  5. Well, sometimes a day is just gray...but you managed to make it look at its best! I love the fluidity of your grey sketch with the splash of color.

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  6. If you lived in NYC like me, you would see and wear black/white/gray most days. :-)

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  7. Thank goodness for the colorful food!

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  8. OH, I like what Krista suggested! Just pop some color into your clothing and you're set to stand out from your environment! Lovely page! One day, about two years ago, I noticed that my wardrobe was almost entirely comprised of neutrals. I've been working on remedying that!

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  9. Interesting how things work out isn't it. Love the art regardless of color. Besides, the purple makes all the others stand out.

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