After deciding to ditch the family travel photos and move on to other things, I found this photo of a monastery in Greece built into the side of a cliff on the Cycladic island of Amorgos. It was mysteriously appealing to me and felt that urge to paint so I went along with it. A twenty minute session and I was finished with this work.
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Amorgos Monastery ©2012 Dora Sislian Themelis 9×12 Watercolor on Arches cold press paper |
There’s more going on, but I’ll save it for later. See you on the flip side.
Like this…very much!…plus intriguing, a monastery in the hillside, I can see why you chose to paint it.
Thanks Ann. There are many Greek monasteries in inaccessible places like this, carved into a cliff, a cave, or high up on mountains.
Dear Dora,
You, too, always make new things and find something interesting1 The painting is wonderful!!
Kind regards, Sadami
You are so kind Sadami! Thank you!
– I can’t wait to see you speak! I love your work! So fun, crazy, and yet full of peornsality. You are going to rock it! See you in a few