Hello my dearies!
Busy 2017 has sure kept all of us on our toes. Travelling in the infamous bangalore traffic on work is the worst punishment your boss could give you. To tide over this phase of travelling without losing my calm, I engaged myself with audio books, music, making calls to everyone listed on my phone book, munching something(I think I tried almost everything to stay engaged on the roads!) while my car moved at snails pace. Despite all my attempts not to frown while navigating nothing seemed to help elevate my mood. But what suddenly caught my eyes were the rows of beautiful bright yellow headed trees on either sides of the road and the roads that were covered with yellow leaves. (you could see this at almost every junction in bangalore at around this time of the year) It somehow lit up my face and I smiled. It was beautiful to just get down and walk on a yellow trail of leaves that decked the road like a carpet. It amazed me as to how nature found quaint ways to make us smile amidst all the pollution and abuse that we hail at it. This inspired me to try something new on my canvas with leaves and trees being the protagonists . I learnt knife painting and tried my hand at it this time. I was happy with the outcome. Knife painting demanded a lot of patience but I thoroughly enjoyed the process :) hope you like it too.
Busy 2017 has sure kept all of us on our toes. Travelling in the infamous bangalore traffic on work is the worst punishment your boss could give you. To tide over this phase of travelling without losing my calm, I engaged myself with audio books, music, making calls to everyone listed on my phone book, munching something(I think I tried almost everything to stay engaged on the roads!) while my car moved at snails pace. Despite all my attempts not to frown while navigating nothing seemed to help elevate my mood. But what suddenly caught my eyes were the rows of beautiful bright yellow headed trees on either sides of the road and the roads that were covered with yellow leaves. (you could see this at almost every junction in bangalore at around this time of the year) It somehow lit up my face and I smiled. It was beautiful to just get down and walk on a yellow trail of leaves that decked the road like a carpet. It amazed me as to how nature found quaint ways to make us smile amidst all the pollution and abuse that we hail at it. This inspired me to try something new on my canvas with leaves and trees being the protagonists . I learnt knife painting and tried my hand at it this time. I was happy with the outcome. Knife painting demanded a lot of patience but I thoroughly enjoyed the process :) hope you like it too.
