Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for October 21, 2021

That poor chipmunk was traumatized when he saw the way she portrayed him in her painting.

Those mushrooms in this mornings omelet weren’t just mushrooms. They were "shrooms.

Those sunrise scenes are no match for a night with a restless sleep.

And that’s a problem?

Like all landscape artists, Sylvia paints what she sees. There is a lot of scenery unseen, off to the right, which is the direction she’s facing. I think she is remarkably calm for someone looking at a face that appears to her to look that way.

A longtime Bob Ross follower, Sylvia is wondering where she can put a happy little tree…

How a dog sees a squirrel..

Made me think of Marion Lorne in Hitchcock’s ‘Strangers on a Train’ and her painting of Saint Francis!

She’s still upset about Mavis wearing the same hat at church last Sunday.

Sylvia’s idol is Piccaso.

Evil cat next door after Cleo uses her latest electric vengeance.

Naw, it’s just her friend, Mawd…

( ͡~ ﹏ʖ ͡~ )

Sylvia’s inspiration for that painting was a squirrel who couldn’t make a decision on whether or not to cross the road until a car made the decision for it.

Portrait of a soul eater.