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Thursday, January 17, 2013

"Only Fish In The Sea" Art

I'm not digging the art behind the couch.  I think it's the map.  I have a plan for something new so the frames that were hanging are now up for grabs.  I have this long 5 photo frame that we had family photos in and then it housed some typography art for the holidays.  I took it down a few days ago and set it across the room.  There it sat - taunting me.  Daring me to make something to put into it.  And so I did.

You ever have those moments where an idea just hits you and you're like...Hells Yes!?  This was one of those times.


I love this simple art - a fishing pole, a pond...



 a hook and a fish...
 


It's graphic and sentimental without being too over the top lovey-dovey.  Then again, it could also just be a hook and a fish.  Either way, I'm digging it.  For now at least...as finnicky as I am who knows how long my interest will last.


Adding any new art to your home?  Do you like to make your own or showcase other people's work?



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  1. UnknownJanuary 17, 2013 at 9:10 AM

    I'm digging it too. Love everything you've been doing to your place!

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    1. Meg PadgettJanuary 17, 2013 at 9:17 PM

      Thanks, Mary! It's feeling like it's finally coming together!

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