Silver (Poem by Jeannette Encinias)
This poem highlights the agelessness of beauty, and that progress and experience only amplify it..
Month: October 2019
Photos of the Garlic Festival in Bethlehem, CT
These Garlic Festival photos show a few hours well spent, all sorts of tasty morsels, and vignettes of people taking in the bounty of creation on a Saturday in New England in the fall.
Photos from Early October Hikes in Connecticut
I’ve been reveling in this over here: the trees. the change of seasons, the smells, the compositions, the textures, the color and shape.
Collection of Memes About Art
I hope you find them interesting, supportive, motivating, or inspirational.
Overstory (Book Review)
This is an important, urgent, epic book. The writing is stunning, impressive, poetic, and filled with detailed facts. The story is vastly pertinent, and so very needed to avert our imminent and collective eco-suicide.
False Sense Has to Fall Away (John Hargreaves quote)
It is what you are that takes care of what you are not.
Gluten Free Corn Cakes (Recipe)
Delicious enough for company, easy enough for everyday, this is a great recipe.
Day Off (Poem by Mary Oliver)
Sometimes you just need to be still, take a day off, and let the world go buzzing on around you.
What’s So Amazing About Grace? (Book Review with Quotes)
Thank goodness grace abounds for everyone, without exception.
Farmer’s Market Photos Part 1 Fall 2019
Farmer’s markets are this– local, personal, in season, organic, varied, human scale, community building, low carbon, low waste, non-monoculture, delicious, and beautiful. Support them.
Eight New Black and White Abstracts
Working, learning, and exploring, these represent a range of value, with a variety of mark making and techniques.
Priorities: Housework or Art (aka How I Do All I DO)
Struggling to find time for your art? These tips may help.
Bits and Clips for September 2019
I hope you find something in these links and memes that, inspires you, educates you, encourages you, challenges you, or makes you smile.