Creativity takes courage. Matisse
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3 comments:
i wish this morning that thank you could be said in a bigger way, the way that maybe sky-writing does things. if you see a plane overhead today, and there seem to be letters in the sky, please know...
Great shot.
I just saw the Matisse exhibit at MoMA. Those paintings are magic things - in person, they look completely different than they do as reproductions. It's like seeing a word and knowing what it is supposed to mean, but somehow it means something completely different.
i love this! he's so scary looking. :)
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