I used to paint on sweat shirts. I had a chance to do it again yesterday.

I have been reading about artists who are using a variety of materials - whether to emphasize the transient nature of the environment or some other kind of statement - I'm not sure I get it. But yesterday, I dribbled a bright Alizarin on my favorite pale green sweatshirt. The one which matches my favorite Crocs. ® I hope this is one of those transient art pieces, but I'm not sure how well
blood will wash away.
Yep. I was walking my little dog, jogged a few steps and hit the sidewalk. It's very undignified to crash on the green in my historic neighborhood, so I managed to get up, pouring blood from several places. I spread blood down my shirt and all over my iPhone as I called for help.

A visit to the emergency room in the hospital where I was born assured me that I have a bruised chin, forehead, hand and knee (BTW carpet burn is more fun than concrete burn.) The big ones are two black eyes, a sprained wrist (now in a splint) and . . . a broken nose!
I'm hoping that these colors will go away as well.
When I selected my word of the year, painted sweatshirts and the old hospital were not how I anticipated RETURN."
Phone photos: : My Spattered Shirt; My ER close-up Anticipated RETURN
text & photos of BushStrokes (c) AAB
3 comments:
The sidewalk's pretty, too!
Oh, Annette! That hurts. I'm so sorry. Heal fast!!
If the sidewalk looks like me, it is definitely not pretty!
Martha, it doesn't hurt much today. I suspect tomorrow will be painful.
Thanks.
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