He was painting daffodils again - they were the images I had first photographed and shared here. Since then his designs have varied with the seasons, but they are always refreshingly non-commercial and cheerful.
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Last fall I was able to capture some geese that seemingly dropped down from the skies to grace the windows.
And this month the daffodils are gone to make room for flowering trees.
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I didn't notice until I greatly enlarged the yellow tree how its curving trunk and bright flowers mirror the real ones in the parking lot, reflected in the window.
Perhaps a little bit of every window he's painted remains on the artist's sweatshirt!
3 comments:
lovely!
I absolutely LOVE this. It feels refreshingly noncommercial. What a fun job to have!!!
I love this! I paint our library windows every June for our summer reading program. Glad to see a kindred spirit at work!
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