I’ve been “finger painting” on my Asus E-Reader. I sit with the crazy small machine and my technological ignorance. Tracing my finger across the screen like a Japanese brush painter, I go to a state of zen meditation without even opening an ink pot. Or cleaning a brush. And if you don’t like a picture, all you have to do is “delete”!
Here are the masterpieces:
Girl at the Piano
Picasso’s Potatoes
the sacred ordinary 
Now that’s another surprise, but what a fun one! Instant artistic satisfaction in-deed!
……your approach is unique, your touch very light, but the subject of dog poop, is it evocative of
what people do when they see it??? It does make you think.
How fun. It’s a very minimalist and zen like (not getting too attached I mean) way to just experience creating. sort of like those neat water on slate brush sets. i guess it’s a little bit attached if you like it and want to save it. but then if you share it, is it unattached?
(just came back from hearing his holiness the dalai lama speak)
jealous! I would have gone if I’d known. what did you learn?
jealous! I would have gone if I’d known he was up the street. what did you learn?
he used a round number of 7 billion people in our world and said that only about 1 million are not affiliated with any religion, in other words say they are non-believers (or perhaps DIY?) i found that surprising. he was very very common sense…no double talk or mysterious stuff. noted that the basis of all the major religions/spiritual traditions is love.
Ha ha from Klee level abstractions via Hundertwasser to realism! A visual haiku.
I really llike Girl at the Piano….A