Maggee Day: Painting The View Of My Doorstep

"The purple-brown wood chips in the garden lay overtop the almost black soil. There is a collection of different leaves sitting on top of the dirt. They all range from orange yellow, to brown orange, to a purple brown. There is an array of plants that average different greens, from a light mint blue-green, lime green-yellow, dark green, and even more muted red-greens, or dark blue-greens. Within each plant is a variety of warm and cool tones of that colour, pale blue reflections of light and/or yellow-brown areas where leaves are dying. Through the garden I can see a sidewalk, cars parked on the road, small modern houses, three story apartment buildings, and in the distance I see other apartment buildings, and lights. Everything seems gray, less detailed, and dull the further I look."