We goofed yesterday. My husband had two colleagues over to work on some research. We thought that with a little care it would be fine to work outside in the fresh air. I made them coffee and brownies. They talked and argued. I sketched. It was a good afternoon.
But, after receiving some advice and projections from a normally laidback friend who is also a virologist and an immunologist, we won’t do that again until the rate of transmission declines. This virus has terrible potential. Everyone, and especially people our age, needs to stay as far from the virus as we possibly can.
We are staying put for the duration and are grateful to have each other and the safety of our home. I tried to capture this feeling of both resignation and togetherness in this sketch.
Deliberate Sketching 
Sarah, this is an impactful piece!!! It is full of emotion, tenderness, vulnerability and companionship formed over time. Brought me to tears. I SO love your art and your heart!!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Sheila, this so nice of you!
LikeLike
You captured the feeling!
Sent from my iPhone
>
LikeLiked by 1 person
So sweet a painting
On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 2:15 AM, Deliberate Sketching wrote:
> Sarah Sullivan posted: ” We goofed yesterday. My husband had two > colleagues over to work on some research. We thought that with a little > care it would be fine to work outside in the fresh air. I made them coffee > and brownies. They talked and argued. It was a good afternoon. ” >
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you Alana!
LikeLike
This makes me smile. It is an adorable portrait of you and Peter that captures your love of life and your disappointment that you can’t go outside to play. I love it!
LikeLike