Microsuede Girl is the name I've given to the girl in that picture leaning against the wall looking bored. Also she's in the picture in the logo, that's her facing away from us. At least, let's just pretend that it's the same girl.
Bryton made a nice (water?) color pencil tribute to this particular Hopper. It hangs now in some illustrious hall, I am told.
I don't think she's bored so much as contemplative. She's in her own thoughts somewhere, albeit in a boring setting. She's using the downtime wisely. Perhaps she's wondering if that self-portrait of B you see above, will ask her to marry him.
B! Just who is this Microsuede Girl?
ReplyDeleteMicrosuede Girl is the name I've given to the girl in that picture leaning against the wall looking bored. Also she's in the picture in the logo, that's her facing away from us. At least, let's just pretend that it's the same girl.
ReplyDeleteApologies to Edward Hopper.
Is she soft, yet durable? Does she clean up nice? She seems sort of blue.
ReplyDeleteAh, the Microsuede girl...
ReplyDeleteSuch a gentile and lovely creature.
Sometimes I come to this blog just to be near her.
Bryton made a nice (water?) color pencil tribute to this particular Hopper. It hangs now in some illustrious hall, I am told.
ReplyDeleteI don't think she's bored so much as contemplative. She's in her own thoughts somewhere, albeit in a boring setting. She's using the downtime wisely. Perhaps she's wondering if that self-portrait of B you see above, will ask her to marry him.