What a cute little dog.
Little fur ball.
Ready to play.
Love for the family.
A companion and friend.
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Category Archives: Painting
You’re Driving Me Nuts
There is just something so crazy funny about this Simpsons’ painting.
Homer is mad as h*ll and has Bart by throat!
Bart is screaming for help.
It so funny how art imitates life.
Where people drive others $%#&^*)* crazy.
And the other person just wants to wring their freakin’ neck.
Yeah, this never really happens. 😉
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Filled With Love
Really liked this painting in Florida.
Hearts and flowers.
Makes me feel filled with love!
Love, beautiful love. 😉
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Flowers and Bird
Just wanted to share this beautiful painting from Reuben in our synagogue.
I love the plethora of colorful flowers in the vase.
The sweet bird with it.
The verdant green background.
The unique etched wood frame.
Very happy…and all the world is okay. 😉
(Source Photo of Reuben Art: Andy Blumenthal)
Great Spider-Man
Love this painting of Spider-Man.
Like so many things, this superhero is better in colors (and not just red)!
He’s also got two spiders on his chest, and as we know, two are better than one.
I also appreciate how he stares down evil with the tilt of the head and those over-sized eyes.
There is still plenty of evil in this world, and we need every superhero we can find to vanquish it! 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Three Ladies
Just a beautiful artist plate that I picked up in Israel.
Loved the colors and simplicity of this.
I got a “aged brass” (gold) plate stand for this.
Enjoy looking at this now in our living room and also remembering our wonderful trip, thank G-d.
Also, I wonder if I know these three ladies from somewhere. 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Israel – Day 2 – Tel Aviv Downtown
(Source Photos: Andy Blumenthal)
Ship+ In A Bottle
You ever wonder how they build that big ship in that little bottle.
Someone needs very dexterous hands and a lot of patience to put the pieces through the opening of the bottle and assemble the ship inside.
But this second grader, Dylan Yasseri, upped the game on this whole concept and imagined a whole beach in the bottle.
The sand, ocean, sky, birds, crabs, fish, umbrella, and even the shack (snack?) bar!
This is one reason that kids are so awesome–their purity of heart and their endless imaginations make almost anything possible.
The fantasy becomes the reality.
The colors are magical too here.
If adults could maintain even half the heart and creativity of our children–oh what a world it could be. 😉
(Source: Andy Blumenthal Photo of Dylan’s beautiful painting).
Makes My Heart Sing
Just thought this was really beautiful.
The yellow butterflies with the background of the blue from the sky and ocean, and the white of the soft clouds.
Feeling like this makes my heart sing.
Sort of like love.
It’s simple, but so clear.
We’re free and flying alone, but together.
We’re one with the universe and also with each other.
Butterfly, butterfly into the wild blue yonders.
No worries, just soaring, at peace, happy, and oh so free. 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Politics On A Cow
I saw this “Antifa” (Anti-Fascist) symbol on this painting of a cow in Washington, D.C.
As a child of Holocaust survivors, I certainly understand and can even sympathize with the view of the anti-fascist movement–certainly, we should all unequivocally appreciate, love, and want to protect freedom and human rights!
However, I think throwing around labels like fascist, perhaps where it is more about political disagreements doesn’t help to identify the really bad actors out there in the world and what they can and even would like to do to harm all of us.
Anyway, I am pretty sure that this cow is no fascist.
I would also like to say that the red and black with this symbol here is way too close to looking like how the genocidal Nazi’s themselves portrayed the dreaded and infamous swastika in red and black.
It would be great if we use symbols and labels carefully, and let the cows go back to being cows. 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
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