Art Done at South Branch Pond (Mixed Media)
Either trying out new materials or approaches, or just sketching moments to remember, here is what we painted in this gorgeous place.
Either trying out new materials or approaches, or just sketching moments to remember, here is what we painted in this gorgeous place.
Here are my three most recent pages in my artist journal, where I try out ideas on a smaller scale.
I’ve been playing with layers and layers of dots. Here are my most recent pointillist gouaches.
Here are photos of some paintings and pottery I’ve recently seen in galleries in Maine.
This is a painting of frog eggs from the vantage point of with them in the water, looking up to the surface past the floating spawn to underneath the lily pads.
It takes warmth, caring, and awareness to understand and share the feelings of another. This is what empathy is about.
Both of these are worshipful paintings, contemplative and centered in the ephemeral that is right here before us.
Obedience to God can be an intense experience. I had this painting at a sharper, brighter, lighter, prettier place, when God told me…
Here is what I found most interesting in this top show for pastel artists.
Here are some of the paintings we painted in plein air on our retreat last week in Maine.
I love the release of doodling in my artist journal, where the outcome is a surprise and the path contemplative.
I’m happy to be in this art show benefitting New Pond Farm. Check out the video of me too!
My painting is in this nice show by, for, and about women, fundraising for She is Rising.
These redwoods were painted as a metaphor to keep in mind.
The world is blue at its edges and in its depths…
This is marvelous. It is thrilling to share some time and pages with someone so balanced and actualized.