Two New Impressionistic Landscapes in Pastel
This is the time of year, when I can no longer paint outside, I paint from photo references and memories of nature, as well as exploring ideas.
Month: January 2021
New Photos of Me (Including Bloopers)
Maybe posting these shots here will give you a better sense of who is in your inbox every morning, both deeply earnest and light-hearted.
“Chicken Noodle Soup” – with No Chicken and No Grain (Recipe)
Without either the chicken or the traditional noodles, people tell me this soup has that same heart warming, restorative feel.
Grace Notes #31 (with Photos of our Holidays)
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
The Black and White of the Insurrection (Bits and Clips)
A sad day for America, but a revealing one as well. Please help pray for this country.
Clean Tuna Casserole (Recipe)
I have been chasing after a cleaned up version of a tuna casserole, with this I have now finally done it.
Fugue in E Major (New Conceptualist Painting in Acrylic)
I absolutely love fugues and this painting is the next in my sound series.
Photos of December Hikes 2020 (with Lots of Water Reflections)
Particularly eye-catching for me is the water and its reflections. I am fascinated with these both as nature’s temporal abstract paintings, but as spiritual concepts as well.
Starting my 13th Year of Blogging Everyday
In this post I give you some navigation tips to get the most out of this blog.
Resolutions: Up to or Out From (Deep Think #14)
Act on your resolutions from the spiritual fact looking forward, instead of looking back on human shortcomings and trying to fix them.
How I Use Tracking Apps
I use one for daily human habits, and the other for cultivating spiritual ones. Both have been a boon for progress and growth!
Reading Challenge for 2021
Join me in this and let’s have fun reading and recommending books to each other!