Last week, I was tweeting about how nervous I was about putting holes in my wall. I did it anyway. It was...scary. I've been living in this house for five years and have only hung 2 things on my wall. I have moved a few things around, but I have not touched the holes. I was scared. It's like making a commitment...scarring the walls. I want to be sure about what I put up....and where I put the holes. It's HARD for me to make decisions like that. I change my mind a lot. However, I felt bad. I had all the paintings just laying on the floor, leaning against furniture, pakked behind one another.
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Kinda before. I made a post office run...THEN I hung up what was left.
Oh and peep the sneaky peak of the next painting on the floor. Still not done. |
That's no way to treat my art. And it was looking a mess over in that corner. I started to feel a little impulsive. Then I just grabbed my hammer and some nails and hung them all up. I was nervous, but I did it...and I'm mostly happy with how it turned out.
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| They look so much nicer all framed and hung up. |
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I better paint a little faster...so I can replace the pieces I'm about to sell.
All of these don't belong to me. |
That's most of it. I have a few more spread out. I also pulled out some of the artwork I bought in the Bahamas and framed those too. Maybe if I can fill up all the walls, I won't have to paint. #SneakySYM
3 comments:
I understand you on that, Sym...I haven't hung up the 3 mini paintings I bought from you for the same reason. They're laying side by side on my coffee table...
i have no space to place my SYMart, so I am happy you could hang yours! they look great!
As I paint I'm going to have to hang up the new stuff...unless of course I sell faster. That means more holes in the wall. PAIN!
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