The cork oaks have recently been harvested, or stripped of their cork. This always, to my eye, leaves them looking rather naked and vulnerable…. I imagined dressing them again. What would they wear? This cheeky cork oak tree has managed to get laced into a rather lovely red basque. The knickers wouldn’t go on and have been discarded on the woodland floor in disgust.
If you are interested in the whole (real!) process of the cork harvesting in Andalucia, my good friend and eloquent writer, Grandolfo, wrote about it here: https://grandoldfarts.com/2015/01/29/how-did-that-cork-get-in-your-bottle/
A2 canvas board. Acrylic and ink pen.
Fabulous imagination and picture
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Thank you! π
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Very saucy! Great picture.
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I love it π
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Thank you, Lady Cakes xxxx
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lol. Someone had some fun with this tree. Even so, your painting is quite realistic Wendy. Well done ! π β€
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Hey, thanks, Ralph x
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Basques are very On Trend. This cork tree is clearly a follower of fashion xox
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Well, what do we have here…., a Warhol, a Picasso ??? Beautifully done, Wendy. I wasn’t aware of really where cork came from until now. Thanks for sharing. π
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I love the way your paintings are developing Wendy, they have a real ‘voice’ – a little surreal, a little sinister, very beautiful!
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Thank you, Andrea x
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A sexually confused cork oak? Now i have seen everything!
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I am so glad I found you
I’ve been thinking about you for a while now
Hope all is well
Your work is beautiful
As always Sheldon
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Hello, Sheldon! Nice you stopped by, thanks for your kind comment x
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Thank you for visiting me
I’m glad to have you back
As always Sheldon
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That is a great painting. Ralph, went with me through the cork forest and I saw the trees there, it is rather fascinating!
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