I was between flights, waiting, so I decided to draw on my ipad. It wasn’t until I was almost finished with the sketch that I realized everyone was looking down at their smartphones, cell phones, mobiles, whatever you call that handheld device with a computer in it. I was drawing on one, so I was looking down, too!
great drawing! the humans have so much humanness, and then there is this other thing- The Device. I love it.
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That other thing is taking us over!!! Back to pencil and paper 🙂
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Ah, Yes! On my way to LAX , returning to SFO today. XO, N.
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You saw it too, I’m sure 🙂
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Love it!
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Hi Binny 🙂 I like this one too 🙂
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Great drawing!!
And I thought about the same thing today – sitting in a Piazza here in Florence with my iPhone 🙂
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Probably checking your email . Paper 53 is an apple app 🙂 Try it . Maybe you’ll like it:) awww I want to be in the Piazza in Firenze. enjoy.
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That’s an interesting discovery, Carla. : )
I love the humour in this, and the beautiful flowing lines. Lots of energy!
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Thank you Karen. We need to all go for a walk and get lost in nature’s beauty and leave our digital devices at home:)
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Sign of the Times indeed, both the devise and the waiting. Brilliantly spotted and interpreted, my dear Carla. It’s becoming more and more obvious that our interactions are more with a device rather than whoever’s at the other end! 🙂
Happy Monday! 🙂
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so true Marina. even the babies:)
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Lovely drawing, Carla! Love the humour you’ve captured – the man third from right’s expression is priceless.
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Thank you Richard 🙂 He has a very pointy shoe on.
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Every little detail speaks! Perfect theme revealing life as it is. Thank you 🙂
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Thank you Dilip! As you say, life as it is.
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you have nailed it.
getting so tired of seeing these zombies, tho.
if they’ve invaded Florence, where must i go to escape?
check these out: http:
//www.phildynan.com/electronica.htm
then text me.
(just kidding; i don’t text).
hope to see you soon!
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I love, love, love this one. I noticed the cellphone immediately. The idea of putting colors on the phones only is brilliant. This one leaves so much impression. Great job, Carla.
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