Reflective Drawing (Sketchbook Ideas #4)
The exercise celebrates balance as closely as you can achieve it.
The exercise celebrates balance as closely as you can achieve it.
Spring brings hope, casting aside emptiness in favor of receptivity.
I love Wade Zahares’ work– the vibrant colors he uses, the childlike innocence of them, and the whimsy and contentment they exude.
Our book group thought this was yummy and wanted the recipe, so here it is.
If you refuse to give evil any power, it can have no effect.
Does it seem to you like money seems to evaporate like bubbles rising and floating away?
I felt very strongly that I had never lost my mother.
This newspaper article about God as Mother is in three Ct Newspapers today.
This is a book about a talented woman chemist seeking equality in the very condescending and chauvinist world of the 50’s and 60’s in California.
This is hearty and good, and makes 4 servings, two for us when I make it, and two for a quick meal later in the week.
I teach my pastel workshop students to paint in their texture, but they always want techie shortcuts, and for that, a textured acrylic ground is the best way.
See my photos here of Ridgefield 245 years after the revolution, with some of the same trees and houses, on a glorious day with leaves popping out and flowers festooning every nook and cranny.
I’ve long been a fan of this painter of abstract landscapes and was thrilled to see his work in person.
We had a great day. I will post about the fabulous art show tomorrow; in this post are the rest of my photos of our delightful outing.
I hope you find something in these links, memes, photos, poems, and paintings that is inspiring, educational, interesting, motivational, soothing, joyous, or encouraging…
At 804 pages this novel is quite an undertaking, but I loved both Ead and Tané, and was glad to follow them into the Abyss, only to emerge triumphant and satisfied.
This is a healthy flavor blast with lots of great middle eastern seasonings, and contrasting textures.