Hail and thunder, and little bit of rain.

So spring has sprung, and a geyser of meteorological activity surges forth. It seems that the weather loves to be playful this time of year. If it isn't temperature fluctuations, causing you to second guess your decision to not where a coat because of high temperature despite the ominously dark clouds hanging heavily in the sky, then it's thunder and hail warnings punctuated with color-coded maps utilizing "state of the art" doppler satellites. The size of pennies, or even nickels, these hailstones are alledged to be, though I'm in no hurry to encounter them personally.

Undoubtedly, state of the art umbrella technology will be ever more vital to the survival of our recently shampooed and combed hairstyles against the onslaught of smog trodden rain and leaves unable to cling to their seemingly safe branches, left to the grace of ocean winds hundreds of miles away. At least my car doesn't need to be washed, or at least not for the usual reasons.

Visit artcresc.deviantart.com for a look at Notions #6. #7 will be up a little later, hopefully with some sketches and drawings unrelated to the abstract experiment. :)