The day after my lounging around in the garden I returned to my studio for another session with these pastel studies:

The intention here was not to try so hard as yesterday but with a lighter touch to draw "automatically" with softer colours that hopefully speak of gentler feelings.

Enjoying the shapes that arise but as yet still not speaking of any particular emotion that I can name.
But hard work always pays off in the end:

This study generated something I would come back to later, for in it I see a face! And that face appears to be having negative feelings.
These next two studies did not take me forward with that facial idea but I include them here as studies worthy of future abstract paintings:


Pastel Study #10 put down a marker in my mind. I wouldn't/couldn't yet respond fully to it, but I later saw it as a definite influence in what would follow.
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