RE: What do you do ....
May 7, 2015 at 11:26 am
(This post was last modified: May 7, 2015 at 11:28 am by Whateverist.)
Painting is such a large pool. So many people seem to be drawn to it. My wife makes weavings which she shows in galleries. A much, much smaller pool. But she is a pretty big (if somewhat dated) fish in that little pond. On the other hand, paintings command a much better price than weavings.
I sure wish I could afford to hire someone to upkeep the garden for me. It seems that many (maybe most) of my wife's artist friends are into gardening too. I approach it as an artistic endeavor, and probably one of the most complex .. as well as impermanent. I guess pulling weeds takes the place of washing brushes.
Where do you garden Pyrrho? Oh, and I forgot to mention I also play god in my classroom. I like to think of myself as a benign dictator.
I sure wish I could afford to hire someone to upkeep the garden for me. It seems that many (maybe most) of my wife's artist friends are into gardening too. I approach it as an artistic endeavor, and probably one of the most complex .. as well as impermanent. I guess pulling weeds takes the place of washing brushes.
(May 7, 2015 at 11:09 am)Pyrrho Wrote:(May 7, 2015 at 10:19 am)whateverist Wrote: I play god in my yard. "You're a weed and shall die." "Your audition here is over; to the compost with you!" Occasionally I look out over all that I have created and see that it is good.
I play God in my yard, too. But when I command things to happen, nothing does. Kind of like the Christian God, doing nothing. If I actually did something, that would not be much like God at all.
Where do you garden Pyrrho? Oh, and I forgot to mention I also play god in my classroom. I like to think of myself as a benign dictator.
