How do you paint the wind?

Windy Day at Brandywine State Park, Delaware Before the Nor’easter.
Oil on primed paper. 5 by 7.

The day before the nor’easter.
Windy at Brandywine Creek State Park.
A disc golfer asked,
“How do you paint the wind?”
I motioned with my brush
Like wind moving,
And made swishing
And swooshing sounds.
The sound effect is the foundation
For painting the wind,
Otherwise, it is not wind.

And then we drove by the Bidens sending them good vibrations.

May all beings be happy and free 🙏🏽

Brandywine Creek State Park, Delaware
Oil on primed paper, 5 by 7 inches.

Daniel Chow

American Artist
Born Singapore
New York & Pennsylvania

A pair of geese flew by
Outside my studio window
I’m glad elephants don't fly

https://www.danielchow.art
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