I’m in this Madison Art Society Juried Show
I’m in this Madison Art Society Juried Show which runs at the Scranton Memorial Library until May 27th, so stop by for a visit.
I’m in this Madison Art Society Juried Show which runs at the Scranton Memorial Library until May 27th, so stop by for a visit.
Whose scent, invisible, drowns you in opulence, and for which you can find nothing adequate to say.
Here is the painting I did this week of a crabapple tree about a block from our house captured in the evening’s glowing light.
That such a little jelly-like creature makes both that shell and these seed cases, makes me feel awed.
To serve, layer the quinoa and roasted veggies, and top with the masala sauce and chopped cilantro if desired.
His use of the palette knife for these is perfect, and contributes to their strong vibrant character.
I learned all this and more from the best example I could have had.
Thank you!
You have to knit a felted bag much larger than you want it, as you can see in the first photo below, in order to shrink it tight and strong to the size you desire.
This book is historical fiction of Emily Carr, a remarkable woman painter, who despite her confining Victorian upbringing traveled to Paris to study with Post Impressionists and returned to her cherished northwest Canada to paint the forests and native artifacts
I had a glorious time a the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, which was bursting in bloom with cherry blossoms, wisteria, azaleas, lilacs, peonies, and tulips, all somehow magnificent simultaneously.
I completed it without walking my bike once– even up the steep climbs on the bridges– so although I was very chilled and wet, I was feeling pretty good about it!
I’ve been painting outside a couple times here this spring before the weather turned cold and rainy.