“mitten~mitten … who’s got the mitten?”well… i do! and in fact, i have quite a few… and they are all framed up in sweet little pairs on watercolor postcards. this was one of many projects shown in an online class i participated in earlier this fall, from sweet talent junelle jacobson. the “art of goodness” was a lovely class {as …
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hello sweets! today i’m sharing some of my new watercolor sketches. i’ve so enjoyed our beautiful, cool and bright, early summer mornings ~ ahh… how i love sweet peas! and it just so happened that a few were blooming in the back alley next to our fence. each morning before work, just when the sun would light them up so pretty, …
“Arise my love ~ arise … my love ~ ! The grave no longer has a hold on you!!” {song melody by the group NewSong} Rejoicing! ~ Happy Easter ~ He is Risen! {Indeed!} Soli Deo Gloria Leslie says:
Hi there! Oh my gosh ~ Winter Storm Brutus is here, and our fireplace is a wonderful place to be! Soooo thankful! And I’m so excited to be home for a long four-day weekend, as I took today off! Yay! I have really, REALLY enjoyed an online class I’ve been taking “The Wild Art of Abandonment” through Christy Tomlinson’s website, …
Happy Thursday everyone! Thought I would share some highlights of my noon-time stroll yesterday along the river…of course, all I had was my iphone {as I wishing for my ‘good’ camera!} but… nonetheless… it was COOL. {literally and figuratively!} And it provided inspiration for my sketch {below}… I hope you enjoy it, too… And a fresh new coating of Fall …
This 8×10″ canvas is another fun project I did via the class I took “Art of Wild Abandonment” from Junelle Jacobsen. I painted the leaves with acrylic paint, onto parchment paper, and then cut them out ~ one by one. I added some patterned tissue paper, to the ‘vases’ but I I would have preferred a white tissue instead of …
Here’s my fall parade of Farmer’s Market Pumpkins! This is a mixed media canvas that is made out of wood, with a primed, gesso top, size 9″x12.” I really like this hard surface, even better than the fabric canvas tops. It holds up to stamping real well. Who doesn’t love to look upon a field of ripened pumpkins, or in …