Wee Faerie Village
Our Pastel class painted at the Florence Griswold Museum today and their current outdoors exhibit is the “Wee Faerie Village.”
Our Pastel class painted at the Florence Griswold Museum today and their current outdoors exhibit is the “Wee Faerie Village.”
Here is the painting I painted while together with this group on the lovely grounds of the Hill-Stead Museum yesterday.
Here are the black and white photos I took from parent’s weekend.
It was great to see our youngest daughter after her first 6 weeks of college. She is doing well, working hard, and having fun. We brought her a massive care package of her favorite food, as well as other sundries she needed or asked for.
Unplug, unplug, unplug
that devious, subtle, concealed,
and sometime overheated
projector of lies.
But maybe more than anything, I love the people there, and the amazing opportunities for juxtaposing colors and shapes in effortlessly inspired composition.
Our refrigerator was 23 years old, and because it still worked, we were not motivated to replace it until now. How could we ignore such a warning as this?
Here are the watercolor doodles I’ve done recently in my artist’s journal…
I hope you find something inspiring, thought provoking, stimulating, helpful or interesting.
I live in a beautiful place and September is a glorious month! Check out these copious blooms…
I must say that I really appreciate Pope Francis’ moral courage, humility, and overall approach to his role.
I loved the company, the meandering pace, the reflections, the swirls of plant life under water, even the texture of the algae.
This recipe occurred mostly as an excuse to use a the plethora of fresh herbs and peppers we have in the garden…
This is the plein air oil painting I did while at Creative Arts Camp.
In the name of the daybreak
and the eyelids of morning
and the wayfaring moon
and the night when it departs…
Here are the black and white photographs I took while I was at camp…
These are all work by other artists at camp. The drawings at bottom with the washes of watercolor on them were done by…