I live in the metro Indianapolis, Indiana area. I love it here, because I’m fifteen minutes from downtown, and five minutes away from the farms. If I’m stressed out I can jump in the car and drive though the corn fields. Somehow they are very relaxing to me.
Sometimes I see interesting things while I’m there. One day I noticed a morning glory vine wrapped around a cornstalk. Normally I would think of morning glory as a pest, but with the beautiful purple blossoms, deep green leaves, and the intricate way the vine had woven itself around the stalk, I felt I had found a natural work of art. I hope you like my painting.
Comments on Cornstalks and Morning Glory
Christine @ 6:34 am
I think it’s appropriate that you put the morning glory painting next to your Weeding painting. 🙂 This is very pretty. It just looks like summer.
Jennifer @ 8:06 am
I’ve said it before, but I think what makes great art is taking the ordinary and looking at it in a new way, and helping others see it in a new light. Beautiful!
Susie @ 10:48 am
This is beautiful! How interesting that the weed I try so hard to get rid of in my yard can be a beautiful plant in a corn field. Maybe we should just plant corn instead of grass 🙂