I will now tell you about the fact that I have painted with things that are called "acrylics" which are similar to nails, but perhaps not exactly

Well, one thing that I have come to take time to do whilst I lived in a summer of indoors-ed-ness was a thing which I have termed, "Painting with acrylics." Now, it is the case that acrylics are types of liquids which are not natural and hence they dry faster like fake nails which are also called acrylics and really probably quite the same thing, as one tends to think they smell of that fake smell which is acrylic or lycra, which is also a material that is not of nature. But it leads me to think, is it possible for anything to not be of nature, when really everything in the world is natural in some way, even if man-made, because we are not man-made exactly, except from birth and then isn't everything we make also from nature when you go back far enough?

And so I have completed paintings of this fiber and material and liquid which are there for the taking in painting stores, even though when I ventured out to a painting store whilst trying not to fall asleep in the store, a man said to me, "Do you need to sit down?" And when I explained my situation and asked him to come and paint with me to lift my spirits, as it seemed we hit it off from Day One, he seemed to have to get back "to the grind" and that only made me want to sleep more.

But I did, nonetheless, experience a painting or two or more, which have backgrounds which are really diverse colors of the same genre, and have figures in them which are thin and flowing and really not quite looking like real people, but that is what the artist must do from time to time, as Alejo encourages, and I really just wonder if any of my other blogger friends have ever painted and if they have, have they used said fibers as acrylic or said natural fibers like water and dyes from the earth or one's skin?

Love,
Orchard