In the distance of the unknown
Last week was insanely busy, and need to get my focus back on my own activities. Meaning am taking it easy this week:) What better than with my second favorite color to paint with: Cadmium Red, deep hue it is called by Winton What about them apples? This … Continue reading ALL RIGHT RED
WELCOME on my “other” blog, if you haven’t here before! Many thanks for all of your great, ingenious, witty, and interesting posts last week! The photo link this week is open from Sunday Aug 19 to Wednesday evening 7pm , Aug 22. The question this week is – do we let nature go its … Continue reading ALL SEASONS – LET NATURE GO ITS COURSE
Routine since about 1995 when waiting for aything (even in restaurants), or when hubby was driving on our travels for One Word Sunday Continue reading ROUTINE
All memories of places we have grown to love … It seemed like yesterday (actually 2 years ago) – our first grand’s graduation – a momentous occasion with five doors in Sacramento. Where we met ….our neighbor from a long time ago from Southern Cal! How did that happen in a sea of people?? Tue … Continue reading GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL
Overpowering – three summers out of the four years we have lived here, big fires have been burning around us. It’s not earth shattering anymore, but when getting up in the morning and I smell smoke (a smaller fire 8 miles from us), my system is on alert. I’m not afraid, but vigilant. For … Continue reading OVERPOWERED
COMPARING PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PAINTERLY ELEMENTS all shots here were taken in Balboa Park in San Diego, CA In a blurry watercolor, this would be a great scene, but photographically it leaves to be desired! My intent was to have the iron bench as focus of interest, but the palm leaves in the background … Continue reading BACKGROUND JUMPS
My Friends at All Seasons have already seen part of this, but for sake of the newcomers. am repeating some of this:) (All Seasons is weekly from Sunday through Wednesday evening 7pm open with a photo linky list at http://artworksfromjeshstg.wordpress.com For a long time, even after I teaching workshops in creativity, the … Continue reading MAY STUDIO MUSINGS
