Exotic Lap Dancing and Paintings of Pole Dancers Line My Bedroom Walls - Part Two


by Kathy Ostman-Magnusen - Date: 2006-12-18 - Word Count: 269 Share This!

I looked at him stunned and perplexed at the same time. "Why, What's the matter?" I said thinking perhaps he was complaining about the fumes from my oil paints. I would certainly understand that.

"There is a Christian book store right over there! " he said pointing his shaking finger in the direction of the store he worried about.

Yes, there is was, not more than 300 yards away from me. Still it was not as if I had an exotic lap dancer or pole dancer in my painting. There was nothing showing as I mentioned. Finally I answered his protest with, "I don't understand, what is it that you think you are seeing?"

"Well, well... well," he sputtered and spun. He then looked at me as if to ask for help in answering my own question.

"There is 'nothing' there to see, what IS IT that you think you are seeing," I said finally. He could not answer. I could have helped him along I guess. I could have told him that what he feared was the 'emotion' of sex. He also could have admitted it. We could have talked about it in a grown up and sensible way. That is of course what it was. He feared the emotion that showed on the woman's face.

Why? What is it that he feared so much? Did he think a child would have understood the 'look' on the woman's face? Was it that people going into the Christian book store had never had that look on their own face? Or was it that he feared the look was not allowed on his?

Continued on Part Three


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Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
Fantasy Art Woman

I am a figurative artist and illustrator living in Hawaii. Most of my work is painted in oils. I also do sculpture. I illustrated for Hay House Inc.,"Women Who Do Too Much" CARDS taken from Anne Wilson Schaef's book. I also illustrated for Neil Davidson, who was considered for the Pulitzer Prize in feature writing, and several other publications. My paintings are collected worldwide.

In every single one of my paintings my objective is to 'know them'. To let character reveal their own vision or message. I am often astounded as their presence unfolds and I am met with who they are. I then realize that who 'they' are defines me as well. My hope is that my paintings & sculptures relate to you, and that legends of mermaids; whimsical angel pictures; and tooth fairies fantasies give you the message you need for your own heart and soul. http://www.kathysart.com and http://kathysart.blogspot.com

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