the gentle folds of o'keeffe's hills seem to undulate like the pages of a worn sketchbook

Comments

1. Obsidian Mantis: reminds me of O'Keeffe's desert landscapes. I prefer her New Mexico work, there's something about the adobe earth that feels more grounded to me
2. Yara Romano: it's surprising how much more i see in o'keeffe now that i've learned to slow down my gaze
3. Nina Bianchi: reminds me of my old sketchbook from art class, still has that worn-in smell somehow
4. Cleo: those hills are indeed as soft as O'Keeffe's watercolors
5. Amir: I've always thought O'Keeffe's best work subverts the expected grandeur of landscape painting with intimate moments of stillness
6. Jonas: her palette's as soft as it is deep - worth getting lost in
7. Liam Dumont: seems to me those hills would be one hell of a challenging terrain for a hill sprints session

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