Here is my postcard for this week from China.
Hand drawn in charcoal and pastels.
This weeks story continues.
Gil Brockman sold every one of his paintings in Brazil!
He
got talking to some very wealthy people one afternoon who wanted him to paint
their whole family, two of which were in China and two were on the ship they
were boarding the next day. They invited him to join them, he could paint them
on the way and add the others when they reach China.
He
would be stupid not to jump at the chance! So he worked on the painting on the
ship, they then travelled over land to Peking to join the others.
Gil
took the afternoon off to go to a local art gallery, while he was there he
sketched a picture of a fisherman (the original by Qi Baishi) he thought of
Lavinia wishing she was here with him to share all the wonderful art.
Before
he left the gallery he wrote on the back.
Dear
Lavinia,
I am now in Peking in China, (painting a wealthy
family I met in Rio!) in an art gallery, I sketched this fisherman for you, (I
thought he looked like he was thinking of someone he misses). I am so pleased
it is alright for me to send you my cards! One day I hope I will end up in your
busy London!
Gil x
Lavinia
held the postcard in her hand and stared at the writing. Gil had added a kiss
at the bottom, her heart flipped!
She
couldn’t understand why, she had always been completely faithful to her
husband, when he was away from her during the war and after his death. So why
did she feel this way now!
She
put the postcard with the others in the book on her desk, if he sent any more
she would have to find another place to put them.
She
wouldn’t answer this one.
She
felt too guilty.
If you want to join in or see more postcard stories unfold pop over to Darcy 's Blog!
If you want to join in or see more postcard stories unfold pop over to Darcy 's Blog!
Right I'm off to see everyones postcards!
30 comments:
Soooo romantic! The picture of the fisherman is perfection :D XXX
Aw... I am loving the way this story is going... She must answer!!
Your charcoal and pastels are so expressive and well done!! What will the answer be?????
What a marvellous drawing you made! ♥
Ahw, sweet Lavinia... Wish I could tell her that it's okay, she didn't die with him and life can be long when spent alone...
love the fisherman sketch Gil sent to her. Hopefully she figures out these feelings are ok.
I love this drawing...I love the fisherman. Great postcard.
Wonderful! really like how you are writing these on going postcard post.
Fabulous sketch. Hope she replies thinking she won't is sad!
Jen x
So quiet, so introspective. Lovely. Really telling Lavinia how he feels.
wow gorgeous sketch, love the negative space in it. Oh I hope she gets over her guilt.
Beautiful artwork. Caz
GOOD story! Great art. How did I miss that Lavinia was a widow? Geez, I sound like a soap opera addict. I am sucked in. :)
Oooh eerr missus! Getting a bit racy now! Wonderful charcoal drawing. Magnificent.
Janet xx
I love the romantic story, and the postcard is really fab, great drawing! Valerie
I love your postcard - the expression on the old mans is amazing x
beautiful sketch.great storyline
Amazing drawing. Love what you are doing... Can't wait for next week.
great sketch, does seem to be thinking of someone.
Wow lynne What a fabulous story you have going. Amazing art work as well!!!
Goodness, I really am touched by this story & the artwork is so beautiful & delicate, just wonderful!
Wonderful drawing on your card and beautiful story unfolding. A xx
Stunning image. The emotion really comes through on your drawing.
Wonderful drawing! Love the way your story is unfolding!
I love your gentle painting. Really sweet. Nice!! *smiles* Norma
thats is so beautifull...
Wow! I'm totally blown away but this postcard! :) I love it!
Google is not cooperating and it ate my comments, lol. Love the drawing and love the story more! OF course she should answer, lol!
Wow Lynn, this is an amazing drawing, I totally totally lurv it!!
Your postcard of the fisherman is lovely - he certainly looks very thoughtful...awww Lavinia must answer, she shouldn't feel guilty ! Esther xx
Fabulous image I really like it. So expressive in just a few strokes
Jan
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