The silly season collection

[EvilCat Breath]

Usually I post my serious depictions. But I have an entire silly collection. A few

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Rainbow horse

 

[Disir]

Rainbow horse

Do your paintings have stories? If so, can you tell me about the lady?

How do you decide what to paint?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Do your paintings have stories? If so, can you tell me about the lady?

How do you decide what to paint?

Usually I see a picture of something that I like, or a picture that reminds me of something. Not many of my paintings have stories. Which lady?

There is kind of a story with the pink pony. I lived in an orthodox Jewish neighborhood and for one summer I taught art to several of the little girls. One of the little girls just fell in love with the pink pony so I gave it to her. Her mother gave it back to me saying they could not accept it because it wasn't kosher. I never heard of kosher painting. Did she mean hog bristle brushes?

 

[Disir]

Usually I see a picture of something that I like, or a picture that reminds me of something. Not many of my paintings have stories. Which lady?

There is kind of a story with the pink pony. I lived in an orthodox Jewish neighborhood and for one summer I taught art to several of the little girls. One of the little girls just fell in love with the pink pony so I gave it to her. Her mother gave it back to me saying they could not accept it because it wasn't kosher. I never heard of kosher painting. Did she mean hog bristle brushes?

The one in the second post.

IDK, here it says you can use a hog bristle pastry brush. What would be the difference?

https://ahavasisraelgr.org/rabbi-q-and-a/652-kashrut-is-it-kosher

This guy said the Kosher rules did not apply to painting but tried to use them anyway.

Professor applies kosher rules to contemporary painting

Dietary laws separate dairy and meat in a Jewish kitchen. But what a Jew can eat isn't the same as what a Jewish artist can paint.

www.post-gazette.com

And then I found some information here:

What can a Jew draw?

The Torah prohibits making certain images, (Deuteronomy 4:15-19). It includes males and females, animals, planets, and stars. It seems from these verses that a person's options when drawing the world

judaism.stackexchange.com

Do you think she was afraid of the paint or didn't know and wanted to play it safe?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

I have no idea why someone would object to a picture. Nope, no story with the lady. I must have just seen something that struck me just so.

 

[frigidweirdo]

There's a thing on discord called Midjourney. (You have to pay, but you can take other people's images, or create like 15 of your own).
All you do is type in some words, and it makes an image for you. Here are some.