ガーーーーっ((((；ﾟДﾟ))))))) Gaaaaahhhh ((((;ﾟДﾟ))))))

I’m sorry… the title is all over the place!

I’m fully prepared!

Yes, I have things I need to get done quickly, so I need to get myself organized.

From today, I’m going to work like an ant 🐜.

I usually crawl on the ground, but I’ll be advancing like a soldier on the ground, so please bear with me.

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Image number two! Yay!!!

This is something the person in charge of the marché advised me on; I’ve prepared simple items and two pieces.

Recently, I’ve been turning into an image processing team!

This time, my main selling point is my beloved postcards.

Selling postcards, how’s that?

Of course, I’m not exhibiting in any museums, right? ^ - ^

I’m not famous in any galleries, either! ^ - ^

………

Isn’t that a bit too sudden? (つД`)ノ

………

But you see, paintings are expensive.

You can’t just buy them right away.

There are many people who don’t even know what oil paintings are.

Who knows what kind of artist I am?

No, no, I’ve learned from a proper master.

But people ask me which university I went to!

No, I’m just a painter who crawls on the ground.

…………

Then, why not just go with postcards?

That’s how I ended up with this simplified thinking.

Yes.

So starting today, I’ll be busy making postcards.

Thank you very much 😊

I’ll also try preparing the goods I’ve been making for a while 🎵

Ah— I’m already tired.

うぉーーーーーー(つД`)ノ Wow (つД`)ノ

I’m sorry!

I’m a bit flustered by the title.

I’ve been given the opportunity to open a shop.

I’m really nervous (つД`)ノ

Shaky.

I’ve never done this before, so I have no idea what to expect.

Oh, my true feelings just slipped out!

Let me paste the image for now.

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This is what it looks like (╹◡╹)

I’m so happy (((o(ﾟ▽ﾟ)o)))

But since I’ve never done this before, I wonder how it will go (つД`)ノ

Still, I’m excitedヽ(´▽｀)/

My mind is all scrambled trying to process the anxiety about this unknown world (つД`)ノ.

What is a marché?

What is a marché?

What is a marché?!

Let’s put that aside for now.

For the time being, let’s focus on what I need to do today.

My phone battery is about to die.

Phew (つД`)ノ

美術館のはなし⑩ Art Museum Story⑩

I found more (￣∇￣)

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This is a souvenir postcard from my visit to the Salvador Dalí exhibition.

The title of this artwork is “Three Surrealist Women Holding the Skin of an Orchestra.”

It’s already a mystery.

What does “holding the skin” even mean?

They seem to be doing something in a very dry land.

Their faces are scary.

All three of them have scary faces.

What kind of letter should I write on the back of this postcard?

It’s turning into a discussion about the postcard rather than the art museum itself.

It’s reached a level that’s so surreal I can’t even wrap my head around it, but as a painting, overall it is bright.

It’s a relief that it’s not dark.

Where did these women come from? Are they aliens, or were they once human but had to undergo a transformation?

Is the woman in the middle calling someone, or is she waving?

The mystery deepens^ - ^

I wonder why I bought so many Dalí pieces.

The mystery deepens^ - ^

ありがとうございます♡ Thank you♡

I held my oil painting exhibition at Community Bank Kyoshin, Miyamakido branch, and although they kindly lent me the space…

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They also gave me such wonderful sweets!!! ♡

I gratefully received them ╰(´︶`)╯♡

I’m so happyーー⭐︎

Yay, yay, I love jelly!!!

They look so deliciousーー!!!

I was already interested in this cake shop, so my happiness has doubled ╰(´︶`)╯♡

I’ll dig in right away♪♪

Everyone is so warm and kind, and it’s a lovely shop ^ - ^

I highly recommend everyone to check it out ^ - ^

Let me know if you need any further adjustments or additional help!

美術館のはなし⑨ Art Museum Story⑨

Every time I visit an art museum, I upload the postcards I collect as souvenirs, and I find myself thinking that I’ve gathered quite a lot. Occasionally, there are works that I truly don’t remember at all. I vaguely recall that it might have been around that time, so I check the back of the postcard to confirm the title of the exhibition and other details.

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This artwork is “Entrance to the Port of Palermo, Moonlight” by Claude Joseph Vernet. The Hermitage… huh? Isn’t that the largest national museum in Russia? There’s no way that’s true. I can’t and won’t go to Russia. (Yeah. I definitely won’t go.)

The painting has a predominance of dark colors, to the point that the light and dark contrasts are hard to distinguish. The left side is almost charcoal-like, while, in contrast, people gather in the dim light doing something.

Hmm, what are they doing?

• One person is making a bonfire.

• Two women seem to be preparing some food.

• A couple is talking in the background.

• An elderly couple is warming themselves.

• Two men are resting on a wine barrel.

• A dog is on guard behind a fisherman.

• The boats floating in the sea are impressive.

All of the boats…

Hmm.

That said, it’s dark (￣^￣)

No, that’s not quite right; it’s just that there are many shades of black. The moon and the people are what stand out. This must be true beauty.

However, if we reflect on Russia today, we shouldn’t mistakenly believe that humans are superior. The moon is watching. What does war accomplish? These thoughts lead me to Eastern, Buddhist reflections.

I wonder why I bought this.

Perhaps it was a sense of curiosity about the fearsome. I probably wouldn’t buy it now.

The beauty lies in light and shadow, and there are likely few artists capable of expressing this, so it must be a highly valued piece. However, what seems good at any given moment is fleeting, and the way I perceive things can change completely in an instant, which likely indicates that I’ve changed as a person.

That’s how I felt about this piece.

^ - ^