An old trail that runs through a ranch pasture near home. On the old plank of wood with faded paint is the word SQUAW. I have no idea what this signifies, but it’s fun to come up with my own ideas.
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Marty Harris 11:04 am on January 24, 2010 | #
I love your landscapes, Susan.
roseindigo 12:03 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
Your lines are just sooooooooooo amazingly graceful and confident.
Ziza 12:37 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
… and, since I like to read between the lines, I also like the space between them. Thanks for leaving some “empty” space giving the lines more important role.
Those are almost, should I say, like landscape’s erogenous zones. On the other hand, It could be just me?!
John Speight 1:03 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
Another masterpiece! I love the S shaped curve that starts with the clouds, goes along the horizon and then turns back toward the SQUAW sign (Susan’s Quite Unique Art’s Wonderful!).
tek1377 1:20 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
I absolutely love the feeling of motion in this piece. Well done!
trebor61 1:33 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
I have to agree with the generous comments above. This is SO GOOD. As to the notice – maybe its been shortened from “Squawk” – the Yellow-crowned Night-Heron which has its breeding colonies in your part of the world in summer (OK I’m not that clever – I used the internet).
PS Another soup recipe for you in my next post.
Rudat 4:53 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
Thank you folks. This trail looks to be old, and is probably followed by animals as well as people (back in the days). The SQUAW sign runs parallel with a spring fed creek and the hill in the distance. Anyway, it’s a really great walk through the countryside. Soup! Can’t wait to see you’re next post, Bob.
Lydia 8:46 pm on January 24, 2010 | #
ditto on everything.
I enjoyed just staring at this for a while.
nice work.
Joseph R Tomlinson 12:11 am on January 25, 2010 | #
amazing again! been walking the trails here lately. love this one, would love to walk it.
Rudat 7:45 am on January 25, 2010 | #
Thank you!
Nuria 8:22 am on January 25, 2010 | #
Very nice Rudat!.
offkilterart 11:29 am on January 25, 2010 | #
A Native American woman lives there. Amazing lines. They make you want to turn and walk down that trail/road.
tulipa 3:20 pm on February 25, 2010 | #
Amazing drawing, i really like your style! I liked this one in special because it reminds me of the adventure stories of Huey, Dewey and Louie that i used to read when i was younger. =] nicely done!