When I was in Paris in March there was tons of paint being thrown about!
YSL's windows were full of it...
Like these shoes for just 470 Euros (!!!)
Course I noticed these gents outside the YSL boutique hard at work...
Here are the paints - were they responsible for YSL's new look???
Across the way over at Christian Lacroix this thrown paint gown!
Don't even think about asking le prix, ma cherie...
A painted bag in another boutique - 239 Euros
I know you're hungry...it's breakfast - so a "thrown paint" cake at Bon Marche
True you could always just paint your body...
Well parts of your body, like this big poster at Galerie Lafayette...
Another way to get the "thrown paint" Paris look...
Over at ZAZZLE - a WET PAINT T-Shirt...ahem :)
BONNE JOURNEE & Thanks Di!
Splish Splash I was takin' a bath
ReplyDeleterollin' round in Carol's WET PAINT!
Wahooo! Great idea! Great LOOK!
Splish Splash I was takin' a bath
ReplyDeleterollin' round in Carol's WET PAINT!
Wahooo! Great idea! Great LOOK!
The perfect outfit for an Artist. I own a set of those clothes. Only cost me the price of painting a few paintings. :)
ReplyDeleteOnly in Paris.
WOWZA !
ReplyDeleteBRAVO
LOVE the T-shirt!!!
Hi Carole,
ReplyDeleteI love your wet paint story. As for the cake in Bon Marche-I ate that!
It was delicious - Very light and delicate and inspired by the Japanese.
You certainly know how to theme your blogs!
Your Zazzle store is just as gorgeous as YSL and I love your products.
ReplyDeleteSome of those were very cool! I liked that cake! How cheerful! Great post and fun...appropriate for someone throwing wet paint around like you do, too.
ReplyDeleteNot to the point of your wet paint post--but I love the reflections you got in the window photographs. Really beautiful. You are not only an amazing painter but also a fantastic photographer.
ReplyDeleteVery cool Carol!
ReplyDeleteI'v always loved your watercolor puddles..
I remember these painted shoes in YSLs window good story telling !
ReplyDeleteWonderful T-shirt
I'm on day 24 of a 28 day cleanse that has had me cut out caffeine, booze, wheat, sugar, dairy, everything, etc - damn you and your thrown paint cake! I've been avoiding your blog lest I actually start licking the screen.
ReplyDeleteThe French are so much more fearless and more risque than us..more fun too I think..
ReplyDeleteNice to see all these goodies!
Oh Carol! Love the drips and splatters!!! Miss our regular visits, glad you came to say Hello! did you get paint in your hair while in Paris???
ReplyDeleteThat cake was a great find!
ReplyDeletePeinture fraiche !
ReplyDeleteLe gateau magnifique !
Le T original !
Miam Miam !
Love the flowy washes on your T-shirt! You could be doing couture in Paris it looks like.
ReplyDeleteThis is all a very fun idea.
Keep painting...on EVERYTHING!
Count on it: this look will be all over the US in 2 years....
ReplyDeleteThe pleasure was all mine. I could turn myself into a work of art when I am painting my furniture. Why doesn't it just stay where you put it?
ReplyDeleteGood Job! :)
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