... at the Royal Academy. The luscious colours in the Gauguin, especially the rich blue, made me want to get out my Laurentian [waxy Canadian] coloured pencils and scribble down lots&lots of colours. And what do they have in the shop but colouring books - for kids of all ages - based on painters; no Gauguin, but the Kandinsky will do nicely.
20 March 2008
The Russians
... at the Royal Academy. The luscious colours in the Gauguin, especially the rich blue, made me want to get out my Laurentian [waxy Canadian] coloured pencils and scribble down lots&lots of colours. And what do they have in the shop but colouring books - for kids of all ages - based on painters; no Gauguin, but the Kandinsky will do nicely.
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A Kandinsky colouring book? Cool! I remember watching that programme on tv about The Osbornes and seeing a shot of the family arguing, and Ozzy Osbourne was sitting at a desk in the middle of the room working hard at something. The inference was that it was a book, or lyrics for a new song, but he was in fact using a childs book and was colouring in using felt tip pens. Hilarious to see a rock icon given to swearing, drugs, gore, and the base side of life, colouring-in. (btw it the wittering rainbow rebranded because of blogger problems)
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