Happy Halloween!
So for trick or treat today, we are waiting to see if we’ll get our power back and be able to get out of our driveway any time soon.
So for trick or treat today, we are waiting to see if we’ll get our power back and be able to get out of our driveway any time soon.
I hope you find something here that is helpful, interesting, enlightening, or inspiring. The links below are compartmentalized by topic for your convenience
People often ask me how I can get done all that I do, and keeping a bullet journal is part of that answer. Start keeping one yourself, customized to be most effective for you.
Okja communicated its messages well, and if you are interested in food issues or animal rights issues, you might want to catch it on Netflix.
I visited the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk Connecticut. I’m so glad I did! What a wonderful place!
I enjoy my artist’s journal as a place to try out ideas and techniques. Here is what I’ve done in there recently.
Mahammara is a traditional middle eastern red pepper and walnut appetizer, usually served with warm bread, pita, or crackers. I’ve changed up a bit.
Roasting the bell peppers not only makes them more delicious, but also easier and smaller to store.
“These things I know: I have planted a garden, so I know what faith is. I have seen birch trees swaying in the breeze, so I know what grace is…
In this post you can see how high the caliber is in the 2017 24th Annual National Juried Show, so getting the Allied Artists of America (cash) award was definitely an honor.
I thank God that all tomatoes are not the same, and rejoice that all varieties are equally, but uniquely, wonderful. I feel that way about people as well.
This book about the Ravensbruck all-women (non-Jew) concentration camp during WWII was harrowing and hard to read.
To share a life of amplifying good with you is a beautiful thing, and I thank you for it.
What are you grateful for?
I enjoy Maine artist Liz Hoag’s paintings of trees and their “sky holes” as abstract elements. Check out her work…
“I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.”
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Here are my notes and the many photos I took during Deb Quinn-Munson’s three day workshop on the 80/20 rule of composition.
I had a good time ;painting both of these new autumn landscape paintings in pastel and enjoy their vibrancy.