Painted Love Letters
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I went to class and I dabbed away at sponge paintings, had a go at monoprints and I drew the cylinder shapes Ms Raskill put on the bench in the art room, but I couldn’t do anything right. It wasn’t like that at Nurralloo with Miss Hopkins. She thought Dad was a weird old hippy who couldn’t draw to save his life. She liked landscapes with gum trees in them that looked like real gum trees.
Pine Hills was different. Ms Raskill knew David Grainger’s work. She attended gallery openings.
‘Christine Gr...ainger,’ she said. ‘Well, well. We will be expecting great things of you.’ She said that at the first art class and I knew I would never be able to paint in her art room, ever.
I would stand at my easel while she played the class music to create the right creative ambience and I would pick up my leaden paintbrush. Nothing worked. It was as though the Country Chrissie from Nurralloo whose paintings used to sing with colour was dead. In her place was City Chrissie, sorry – Christine – who killed a painting even before it got from her head to the paper in front of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went to class and I dabbed away at sponge paintings, had a go at monoprints and I drew the cylinder shapes Ms Raskill put on the bench in the art room, but I couldn’t do anything right. It wasn’t like that at Nurralloo with Miss Hopkins. She thought Dad was a weird old hippy who couldn’t draw to save his life. She liked landscapes with gum trees in them that looked like real gum trees.
Pine Hills was different. Ms Raskill knew David Grainger’s work. She attended gallery openings.
‘Christine Gr...ainger,’ she said. ‘Well, well. We will be expecting great things of you.’ She said that at the first art class and I knew I would never be able to paint in her art room, ever.
I would stand at my easel while she played the class music to create the right creative ambience and I would pick up my leaden paintbrush. Nothing worked. It was as though the Country Chrissie from Nurralloo whose paintings used to sing with colour was dead. In her place was City Chrissie, sorry – Christine – who killed a painting even before it got from her head to the paper in front of her.
What to read after Painted Love Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bateson, Catherine to read onlineMoreLess
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