Time for me to decide which postcard I will send to the Visual Aids 17th ANNUAL POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE exhibition. I need your help, because I have six favorites and I can only send one card.
I just finished these two. They may seem totally unrelated. I have wanted to paint a tree in our neighbors back yard. It just glows all day long. It is taller than the rest of the trees, and it even seems to glow when the sky is grey and the sun is hidden.
Fall. 4 x 6 Mixed media postcard. © 2014 Sheila Delgado
I spoke with a friend in Montana the same day I painted this tree. It was snowing sideways, the winds were so strong. I started this next one as an abstract, trying to use some leftover paint. Obviously blustery was on my mind.
Winter. 4 x 6 Mixed media postcard. © 2014 Sheila Delgado
I actually think I like it better upside down. What do you think? I can see a hint of tall mountains, maybe a lake in the distance.
Winter. (Upside Down) 4 x 6 Mixed media postcard. © 2014 Sheila Delgado
Here they all are together. No particular order.
Postcards 2014 © Sheila Delgado
If you have time, let me know in the comments which you like best.
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It’s hard to choose, but I think I’m going with the fall card. The tree is so colorful. It really caught my eye.
Thank you Katie 🙂
Love them all! At the moment, though, I’m partial to the Fall postcard!
Thanks so much Chandra for leaving a comment! may you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving 🙂
I think the tree would make a great Thanksgiving or Autumn card but, my personal favorite is the red one. it would make a great B.D. card or a happy New Year card.
good luck with which ever one you send.
Thanks for commenting Dad, that is one of my favorites too.
They are all so cool! I scrolled up and down the page several times to see which one caught my eye the most, and it was the third one down on the right…the red and green with the black squiggles. I would say that would be my vote, but it’s definitely very hard to choose.
Thank you Karin for your judicious contemplation! That one looks the most “New York” to me. But I think I forgot to mention that is where the exhibit is taking place. (thanks for the hard to choose BTW)