Eeny, meeny, miny, moe

 

18.5"x24.5" oil on canvas

Thank you for visiting this painting. You must have had your first impression and your own story by now. Today, if you are not in a hurry please stick around a bit,  I would like to share with you about sensations spread across this painting instead of the story behind it. If you start from any spot in this painting and scanning from one spot to the other then in between you'll stop for a moment where your sensation start screaming for enjoy or any kind of emotional response.  For example, shapes of lighting, white accents of bottom the shelves, they are not even shapes and textures, they are all different and not perfectly defined, oh of course can't forget about different brush strokes. I  call them Sweet Spots where all your sensation start sending you to euphoric. Hope after this little voyage around the painting might makes your rest of the day a bit more pleasant. See you in the next painting.

#sensation #voyage #euphoric #sweetspots #brushstroke 

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Hidamari

 

18.5"x24.5" oil on canvas

"Hidamari" is a Japanese word means pool of sunlight where sunlight congregates wherever it can reach. You should stay away from being there with any cost, unless like my grandpa, you'll start drooling with your mouse open and start snoozing. Yes, the most peaceful spot in the house specially during the spring morning where almost time and sound dissipates into the fresh air being caressed with warm bath of light. But the second thought, if you want to escape from daily hassle and bustle, you wanna situate yourself in Hidamari, no passport and boarding ticket necessary, best of all it's free. Bring a towel and your cat if you have one, they'll help you during of your stay! 

#spring #hidamari #sunlight #snooze #nap #peace

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Unknown

 

19.5"x27.5" oil on canvas

Every time I drive through this crossing near Western and Sepulveda I catch this strange and mysterious sight. Google it, was my first idea but I decided to find out by analog way. Stoped my car and waddling towards this "Thing". As I near this I was overwhelmed by its height which was the very reason why it was calling my attention to begin with. While staring  at it with my mouse open, I got this some king of pleasant sensations from doors and perforated semi-glowing side panels, they were beautiful. That day I learned something, unknown leads to mystery and mystery leads to attraction!

By the way, I Googled it after all and I learned that they call it Autorak for transporting vehicles. The enormous height comes from their double decker interior. Mystery was solved!

#train #travel #carriage #traintrack #losangeles #doubledecker #cargotrain #transportation

 

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