Bird humor & fun - norwegian dialect

Very difficult to translate Norwegian dialect, but I will try. 

"Really, I wonder what happpen"

Big daddy bird say "if you just for once could listen to me"

From my sketchbook

"I am getting dizzy"

"Very good, for sure"

"Give me strength"

"I feel like a big eagle"

"Keep it up, its getting better..."

"Do you hear what I say....hm"

"wtf is happening"

"yea, this shall also pass"

Drawing and doodle on envelopes

Dont give up ❤

 

Find ART inspiration in Everyday LIFE

I spoke in the phone with a lovely person, and drove this LOVE birds

I found this beautiful Owl in a shop, and love the colors.

Everyday Life: Inspiration can be found in the everyday moments and small details of life. Pay attention to the beauty, complexity, and diversity of the world around you, and find inspiration in the ordinary.

My bird sketch - its not easy to be a bird today. In dialect

I will say: Ikkje lett å ver fogl idag. 

On my friends wall 

I love this little book and are very

grateful for this loving present.

A drawing my son did when he was 6 years old. 

I love the expression.

Walking in the neightboerhood i saw this 

On my way to Stavanger, nearby town

I love birds, they are so fun to watch 

Found on the Wall in Stavanger

A cat I met, love the face 

Some words on the wall 

Beads, beads and more beads, wonderful

Sculpture, so cool

My grandchildren made me some paintings, I treasure them so much. 

Wolf in stone 

My  flower sketching

This was my very first painting i did 40 years ago

A rocky beach 

A giggle this candy i saw in a shop 

Expressive horse face

Reminds me of my own collagework 

My own potted floewer garden on the veranda. 

I am inspired today ❤

 

Candy kids - colorful art

Candy kids - acrylic paintings

 “Color is the place where our brain and the universe meet.”

- Paul Klee.

Its been a while since i painted the candy kids, so it brings out memories.

I love colors, cats, birds, and flowers

While there are no hard and fast rules, you might consider selecting a color that reflects the mood or activities you have planned for the day. Here are a few suggestions:

Sunny Yellow: If you're looking to bring warmth and positivity to your Saturday, consider embracing the color yellow. Yellow is associated with energy, happiness, and optimism, making it perfect for brightening up your day.

Relaxing Blue: If your Saturday is all about unwinding and relaxation, blue might be the perfect color choice. Blue is known for its calming and soothing properties, helping to create a sense of tranquility and peace.

Energetic Red: Planning a day filled with adventure or excitement? Red can be a bold and energetic choice that reflects passion, vitality, and enthusiasm. It's a color that can inspire action and motivation.

Balanced Green: For a Saturday focused on nature, wellness, or balance, green can be an excellent choice. Green is associated with harmony, growth, and renewal, making it ideal for activities like spending time outdoors or practicing self-care.

Creative Purple: If you're feeling inspired to tap into your creativity on Saturday, consider incorporating shades of purple into your day. Purple is linked to imagination, spirituality, and artistic expression, making it a great choice for artistic endeavors or exploring new ideas.

Ultimately, the best color for your Saturday is one that resonates with you personally and enhances your overall mood and experience. Feel free to experiment with different colors and see how they influence your day!

Wish you a happy Saturday ❤

 

Sketchbook pages

 

"Drawing takes time. A line has time in it."

 -David Hockney

Sketchbooks are invaluable tools for artists of all levels, providing a space to explore ideas, experiment with techniques, and document observations. Here I have been scetching on envelopes.

Choose the Right Sketchbook: Select a sketchbook that suits your needs and preferences in terms of size, paper quality, and binding.

Carry it Everywhere: Keep your sketchbook with you at all times, so you can capture inspiration whenever it strikes. Whether you're at home, outdoors, or on the go, having your sketchbook on hand allows you to sketch spontaneously and document your surroundings.

Experiment with Different Mediums: Explore a variety of drawing materials and mediums in your sketchbook, such as pencils, pens, markers, charcoal, ink, watercolor, and pastels.

"The painter draws with his eyes, not with his hands." 

-Maurice Grosser

Practice Regularly: Make sketching a regular part of your artistic routine by setting aside dedicated time for sketching sessions. Whether it's daily, weekly, or monthly.

I uploades some photos to my flickr.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/189114409@N02/albums