yes, the bee or wasp which tried to sting me and it got swatted instead. i mean, why sting me when it had this delicious fruit to bite into? it wasn't even like it was crowded! the ground was rife with these little apples and the sidewalk was teeming of ants and these flying thingies.
no time for photos today as i had too much work and my computer was not cooperating -- the system was as slow as molasses and i've decided i hate that little round blue thing that keeps spinning round and round before the screen got to where i wanted to go. my officemates saw "the wave" painting when we had our zoom meeting this morning, and now there's pressure to produce another painting by our next meeting. on thursday! yeah, i wish! but i think i'll branch out to flowers. waterscape painting for me is soooo last weekend. 😂
You are so funny...
Those look like wasps to me. Bees are more black and fader yellow.
As for your next painting, I'd recommend some intuitive painting. You may look up Suzanne Allard or Tracy Verdugo. That is a fun and loose way to 'get your creative juices flowing'. And some results are stunning.
Great light illuminating these flying insects, whatever they are! I am with the others and looking forward to your next painting! I encourage you to keep with it because you will only improve.
I call these yellow jackets and I believe they are a type of wasp. I've been told if one is killed it lets out a scent that brings more of them to the scene. Perhaps the cooler temperatures are making them more sluggish in their response. But their sting hurts. Glad you avoided that consequence.
Those look like wasps to me. Bees are more black and fader yellow.
As for your next painting, I'd recommend some intuitive painting. You may look up Suzanne Allard or Tracy Verdugo. That is a fun and loose way to 'get your creative juices flowing'. And some results are stunning.