After our drive home then back here again I got to thinking about all the old abandon looking houses and cabins I saw along the way.
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Androgoth
/ August 25, 2012You must have a photographic memory
my great friend as this painting is excellent 🙂
Androgoth XXx
Deb
/ August 26, 2012Well it’s not that I can see every detail of something I’ve seen, but the the general shape of things. I’m sure there was much more of the real scene that I’ve left out.
Thanks Andro!
Hugs ♥ XXx
Androgoth
/ August 26, 2012Well perhaps, but I certainly like what you
have added on this one, you are great at all
things artistic Deb anyone here can see it 😉
Androgoth XXx
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Thank you, Andro!
Have a great day, my friend!
Hugs xx
Wendell A. Brown
/ August 25, 2012Love the picture…drawn from memory…right! You have such a creative gift! Excellent!
Deb
/ August 26, 2012As I as replied to Andro, “it’s not that I can see every detail of something I’ve seen, but the the general shape of things.” Plus there are so many along the highways from one State to the next…Sad really when you think of how it use to be someone’s home.
Thanks you for the comment on my work, Wendell. 🙂
Binky
/ August 25, 2012I really like your drawing of the cabin. Your ink and watercolor paintings are always really nice.
Deb
/ August 26, 2012I’ll have to start doing more of them with both ink and watercolors. I’m seeing that they turn out beter most of the time as well. Something after I’ve completed a watercolor, but don’t like it much, I do if I apply ink to some or much of the painting, and it gives it a complete face lift.
Thanks Binky! xo
Binky
/ August 27, 2012I really like watercolors in general, and yours in particular, but adding the ink gives it a very different look which is very pleasing.
Deb
/ August 29, 2012I forgot to tell you in my last comment that this one was and exception, because the ink was first, then the watercolor…thanks Binky! 🙂 xo
prenin
/ August 26, 2012Looks great Debs! 🙂
A really abandoned look to it too!!! 🙂
Love and hugs!
Prenin.
Deb
/ August 26, 2012Thanks Prenin!
Love and hugs xx 🙂
Sue Dreamwalker
/ August 26, 2012Excellent Deb. You have captured that sense of neglect and a pondering of who lived there and why they left xxx Sue enjoy Sunday xxx
Deb
/ August 26, 2012Thanks Sue! 🙂 xoxo
marina kanavaki
/ August 26, 2012Very nicely done, Deb!!!
Deb
/ August 26, 2012Thanks Marina! 🙂
Scott Mitchell
/ August 26, 2012I see many of those as well as abandoned old barns in Michigan. Each one gives me a strange feeling, kind of sad, as I ponder the possible long stories of their existence. Nice painting Debbie
Deb
/ August 26, 2012That’s exactly how it make me feel when I see them. I wonder what happened, where did they go, why was it not just sold to be someones else’s home. They certainly leave me with a lot to wonder about,
Thanks Scott 🙂 Hugs xx
Carl D'Agostino
/ August 26, 2012…and do they house poor abandoned souls?
Deb
/ August 26, 2012Maybe some do. 😉
hannekekoop
/ August 26, 2012Yes, there is something about abandoned houses and cabins. What stories would be there? Your ink and watercolors are great.
Deb
/ August 27, 2012I guess every house could tell a big story if the walls could talk, but the abandon ones just look like a sad ending.
Thanks Hanne! 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 27, 2012There are houses like this upstate in various places too 🙂
Deb
/ August 27, 2012I can imagine, we have them all over too. 😦
Thanks Sue! 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 27, 2012I love to explore… haha! I just don’t want to get shot for trespassing. 🙂 You’re welcome!
Deb
/ August 28, 2012I know just what you mean…it could happen in these parts. 😉
Thanks Sue! xo
MysteryCoach
/ August 28, 2012Welcome 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 27, 2012HEY DEB! I put a couple pictures up ! 🙂 When you get around to it of course…
Deb
/ August 28, 2012I saw them and commented ( I know you know this now). The photo were really beautiful and you presented it so well I felt like I went on the trip with you. 🙂 😉 xx
MysteryCoach
/ August 28, 2012I know, we know, you know and I know… so we know and we’re good. 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Haha, that reminds me of a game we played once. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012Dat’s why I doo’d it. 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012I see, you like it when we play that game. Okay then, I know you know already, and I know that you know I know, and I know that you know, that I know that you know that I know.. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012Hahahahaha ! I know! You got me, I’m too busy laughing.
Deb
/ August 29, 2012If is finished. You win the next one. Have a great day, Sue! Make some meatballs when you get a chance…I know you love’em. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012You have a great day too Deb 🙂 In a couple weeks I’ll make them. Just made a huge post of sauce and I like to cook them “in” the sauce. 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Mmmm, sound delicious. Send some over night fed express. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012Okay 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Now I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012Andro got hungry last night talking about roasts and gravy and stuff LOL 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012The sound of your good cooking has that effect on him and me as well. So fix us something to eat! I haven’t had lunch yet. 🙂 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012Uh oh… whatdja have in mind? A nice tuna samich? LOL 🙂 So far, this is all I’ve done that is new.
You want chicken parm? 🙂
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Meatballs. 🙂 😉
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012HAHAHA!
Deb
/ August 29, 2012The ones in your special sauce. 😉
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012They would be delish!
Deb
/ August 29, 2012I know, that why you’ll be making them for me….hehe. 🙂
MysteryCoach
/ August 29, 2012aaahahahahaaa!!! 🙂 Yes ma’me… (snicker)
Deb
/ August 29, 2012Hehe. 🙂
Bo Lumpkin
/ August 28, 2012I love old cabins.
Deb
/ August 29, 2012You and me bother, Bo! 🙂
Tony McGurk
/ August 30, 2012Excellent painting. I really love the linework in this one. What a lovely peaceful looking place.
George W Mahn III
/ September 1, 2012Love it! I’d feel rather comfortable there. 🙂