The art of painting, said Bonny, is to capture one of life’s moments on canvas. The art of living is to let those moments go.
Excellent!
Category: Bonny Bray the donkey
“Blurtso and friends visit the White Mountains”
What? said Blurtso. I can’t hear you over the leaves.
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XVI)
Exploiting the grey scale, said Bonny, can give your canvas a dramatic quality.
Excellent!
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XV)
A humble figure in a magnificent setting can be sublime.
Excellent!
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XIV)
Roger Miller? said Bonny. Yes, I’ve heard of him.
“Pablo does Pablomeo”
She brays!
Oh, bray again, bright angel!
Pablómeo, Pablómeo,
wherefore art thou Pablómeo?
Pablómeo sayest thee?
By such a name am I not that what I am…
but wouldst Pablo become Pablómeo…
if such be thine demand…
pale past be gone, faint future damned…
for thee this present present,
that be that I am!
My rose, my sun, my Pablómeo…
my faithful heart that beats,
a burro that’s called a burro,
by another name smells as sweet…
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XIII)
A vanishing point, said Bonny, can create a sense of nostalgia.
Excellent!
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XIII)
Today, said Bonny, we will focus on composition. A fortuitous
arrangement of figures can be quite expressive.
Excellent!
“Bonny and Ditto share some quality time” (XII)
When painting a portrait… you should place your subject
in a posture that has ongoing implications.
Excellent! said Bonny.
“Bonny and Pablo go for a walk”
