Sorry if you’re new here and wanted something more sexier or naughty or ugly…
No, this is pure SH***** = = = > S H A R I N G!
Sharing is the main issue in social media. You give and you get.
This is interaction.
More and more bloggers and companies are marketing or selling stuff. Lots of bloggers have giveaways to get more traffic, audience – and perhaps they want to sell something too. That fine by me.
But I’m not selling anything. This is PURE sharing!
Pure sh***** part 1. and here is Pure sh***** part 2.
You noticed my Twitter account was hacked. If you need any kind of help or information about Twitter check this out:
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Maf Raederscheidt was the first one who asked if I sent to her a weird DM. No I did not. Thank you Maf being so quick and helpful!
Maf is an ARTIST.
Her motto is: A Painting a Day keeps the Doctor away!
0 thoughts on “This is pure sh***** part 3.”
>>LINDA
Isn’t it incredible how art can comfort, bring joy, make us smile…
Evening meal is late but coming…soon! 🙂
>>ELISABETH
I guess your day was quite busy! 🙂
You too hacked…oh, boy…
But now we know what to do, immediately…
>>CLOUDIA
And we share!
Aloha!
>>LEPIS
I agree!
>>SIROKKO
We do need art in this cold world to cheer us up and keep us alive!
>>SUSAN HIGGINS
“It talks to me.” That happened to me too! 🙂
Let’s try to be positive – negativity sucks our energy and joy…
>>MYTHOPOLIS
Art is endless – I agree! and we need it! Variedly: music, dance, theatre etc.
>>RENNY
Don’t be too serious! 🙂
Olympics – don’t know nothing about them…If we were in Finland I’d know…because most of the people watch Olympics… 🙂
>>TATTYTIARA
Japanese street fashion is really interesting. Not that I would dress like that but I enjoy watching how creative those people are! How they mix things…Really interesting!
>>PETER
Erik is really talented! and he’s still young – imagine what he’ll be in 20 yrs – a star! from the same city as you! That makes two stars! 🙂
>>ECLIPSED
I like what you say.
And I like also the shapes, how Erik made everything look somehow real…
I know you – I’m following you already! 🙂
>>BALLERINA GIRL
That’s why I love pictures, all kind of pictures, because we interpret what we see subject to our experience of life…
Great sharing! I like the second one the best…the homage to women, very telling in it’s depiction.
The last one is also interesting and could mean so many different things to different people…for me, it is a bit literal…a broken house. Either from divorce, death…something…
BG
I like the “Deep Cuts” one. Mainly because of the women inside of the house looking at her house like “What the hell just happened?” So many times our lives feel like they’ve been torn apart and we’re just left standing there staring at the pieces.
I thought I was following you, but, shame on me, I wasn’t. I am now!
Stopping by from SITS
A very goo idea this sh…..!
I have already seen Erik Johansson’s fantastic work, knew he was Swedish, but now also learnt that he’s from my birth town! Amazing what he does!
I really, really like that painting style, and I’ve always been a huge fan of Japanese street fashion.
What great peace of art – excellent (and believe me, I’ serious!)
Well documented with great photos too – you both look great!
Sorry I haven’t been around lately: Work overload and busy watching the Winter Olympics in Vancouver 🙂
I thot I commented before, but maybe I didn’t do it right. Lotsacoolstuff….art is endless.
The burden painting, the first one is my favorite. It talks to me. Every day I get to feel like Atlas and carry my load effortlessly… as long as I keep a positive attitude!
The first one! Such an energy! I wish I could crab that and start my days with.
Maf is right! Painting or photographing or drawing or photo manipulating, a picture a day will do the trick!
Wonderful art. Let’s share!
Aloha, Friend!
Comfort Spiral
thanks for stopping by my blog and helping make my SITS day so wonderful! I love the surprise of watercolors, Japanese fashion, and the Surrealist style painting on your blog. (ps. someone twitter hacked me too)
Women’s Carnival Day! The serenity speaks to me and the colors. I find it very calming. I like looking at it. Visited this site and LOVED the watercolors – my favorite medium. You can’t overwork a watercolor and get away with it. So the first impression really communicates an idea.
Thanks for sharing! Today, I’m having my first cup of coffee and you are winding down your day. What’s the evening meal going to be? :>
Linda