"Water Droplet" Oil on Canvas paper. 8" x 11"
Water is in the news. I read a thoughtful idea about water recently. How large corporations want to privatize water.
Nestle's Outgoing CEO has stated that all water should be privatized. O.K. this sounds bad.
This is more of what he said:
" "Water is a human right. I fully agree with that," Brabeck-Letmathe said, noting that the around 30 liters a day needed for basic living should be provided without charge to those who can't afford it. But that amount only accounts for around 1.5 percent of the fresh water destroyed daily, he said." ~~ CNBC Leslie Shaffer, Senior Writer
This sounds good.
Or does it? Do we give away the need, the right, to drink fresh water every day? When do we decide who get's free water?
I think you should look into this before it becomes a snowball. We have already given our food-right away. (just try to grow a large garden and see what you run into.)
Anyway, I came here to post a painting of a water droplet. Because, the post that got me thinking about water, got less than 5 views . . . I think it was because it did not have a picture. So, I offer this picture that I painted, Copyright free if you want to write about water.
I'm going to paint more water -- And it's not easy to make it look like water- so that we can have pretty pictures to go with our stories. Warnings about enslavement need all the help they can get. No one believes it until it is too late.
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Really neat painting and interesting post and thoughts on water. Thanks for sharing the piece for free. Also, do not take the view count into a high regard, it does not seem to be really accurate.
I agree, with the view count not being near accurate. Thank you, for your words on the painting. The thought of some corporation owning all drinkable water, needed to be reported. And that reporter seemed to get no notice.