Ralph! Sherrie found a painted lady for you in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Although your cats advertised for a “A Caring Woman”, I am a Graf blog. So. I offered a “painted woman”.
I know you thought I should be the painted woman, but no one wants to paint me on a wall.
Anyway, just want you to know we are out here thinking fondly about you & S&S. Here’s a different painted lady!
Dedicated to Ralph at Bluefish Way
Pics taken by Sherrie Yager – September 27, 2015
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
⭐ THANK YOU SHERRIE (my favorite)! ⭐
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Beautiful, expressive paintings –
I really like them!
Stunning.
Agree! I love larger than life faces painted on walls.
There’s a texture with graffiti art that can’t be touched…nice work…
I love it! Maybe the texture comes from the brick, wood or stucco of the walls it’s painted on?
I agree…it’s the fabric of the artist’s soul…
Awww ! How sweet of you to dedicate this post to me dear Resa. Thank you so much for thinking of me and S&S. I have bookmarked this so I can revisit in the future. Also thank you Sherrie for taking these great photos.
Shame you were not on the wall dear friend. Maybe next time 😉
The top one looks like she needs a warm hug, or maybe she is related to the Smurfs ? 😉
Warm hugs for you dear Resa. With love. Ralph xoxox ❤ ❤ #< #<
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Wedge three!
😀 Thanks Sherrie ❤
So glad you like the post! Maybe the green woman is related to the Jolly Green Giant? Anyway, she’s gorgeous, and so are your cats!
You’re pretty sweet yourself, Ralph! Have a great weekend!
xoxo ❤ ❤ #<
I loved the post my friend. Oh, she’s green, not blue, probably envious of you talking to me dear Resa 😉 lol
My two say hi to your two cats. Have a lovely weekend yourself. xoxox ❤ #< ❤
Wow this is great. Has dimensional components to it, that seem so real. I am always amazed. 🙂
I’m always amazed, too! There’s no end to my addiction to street art! 🙂
Find me plants and animals, as humans have taken over the earth, but strangely enough, they all look good in murals. I think they need to be reinvented.
Interesting that you say so as the green woman makes me think of a plant… her body the stem & leaves, her hair a flower.
That’s why art is the salvation!