Poke Berrie
As a kid I spent a lot of time crawling around in weeds and other vegetation, looking for grasshoppers and other insects. I remember how it seemed like I was in my own little world. The sun would shine through the leaves. I liked the shadows and light and the shapes and structure of the various plants.
I was driving along a farm road in Indiana. The corn was tall and beautiful. I noticed at the end of one row some interesting growth – I was told later on that it was poke berries. There were little black berries hiding behind the stalks and leaves. I climbed back into them and found the same magic I felt as a child. Here is my interpretation. I hope you like it.
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Comments on Poke Berrie
Nicole @ 10:12 pm
Daddy, I love your commentary on this painting. I love all your vegetation paintings. I don’t remember this painting, but I think it is so beautiful!
Christine @ 10:41 pm
I don’t think I have ever seen this painting, but it is absolutely beautiful, and it does kind of have that reminiscent feeling of those carefree summer days of youth!
Jennifer @ 10:48 am
I love this painting. The colors are so vibrant. Great commentary.
Angie @ 10:53 pm
I love the color in this. Great picture.