A couple of paintings on the topic of love this Sunday. It’s Valentine’s Day, after all. Here’s also a nice line for a card, in case you’re stuck: “My love, I can’t believe how much I’m not sick of you. What about you?”








A couple of paintings on the topic of love this Sunday. It’s Valentine’s Day, after all. Here’s also a nice line for a card, in case you’re stuck: “My love, I can’t believe how much I’m not sick of you. What about you?”
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I am more for Örebo II, which depicts a couple who have been at each other’s disposal for a lifetime. I wish, I had been able to be as true as that. But as I am a rebell at heart, this “be at your disposal” thing pushed me so close to the edge, that I had to decide for the me more often than I did for the “us”. Well, I still have time to do it right this time…
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Beautiful!
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🙂 hello
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Hey 🙂
“Original Lover”
Loved how the title justifies the wind up key for the guy.
I’ll like to interpret it as in the girl provides support and a zeal to work for the guy.
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But obviously, his expression is of despair. And it depicts that to be a real lover means to always be at disposal.
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I’m going to have to wait until I can take some time to look at these in detail. The first one really disturbed me. (That white line above the person’s head made me immediately think of a rope. Yech!) Love is a hard thing to depict – in words or pictures.
We have a lot to talk about and I know just the place to do it. Looking forward to Saturday.
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I didn’t notice that line at all and am sorry to have disturbed you. To me it lookes just like some woman walking alone, lost in thought.
Looking forward to talk to you soon.
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