– Anatole France
Copyright Beth Parker Art 2012
I do some art nearly every morning before I get ready for work. It’s like I need to do art and it always makes my day better when I start it this way. Yesterday morning I drew this truck. This morning, I inked it and started painting it. Tomorrow, I’ll paint the truck and maybe the background. It’s red in the photo I drew it from, but I’m thinking it may be a little fancier. We’ll see.
About Anatole France
Anatole France was the pen name of Nobel Prize–winning French author Jacques Anatole François Thibault. He was born in 1844 in Paris. His father was a book dealer, and France spent his life among books, including 14 years as assistant librarian to the French Senate. His novels, including the Contemporary History series and The Gods Are Athirst, often use allegory and religious symbolism as vehicles for moral questions. He died in 1924.
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