I let September slide by without creating in my nature journal Here it is, one week into October and I didn’t draw or paint anything in my nature journal for September. I kept up with the daily temps and weather on the phenology wheel, but paint … [Continue reading] about Nature has its own time table
“Seeing things” is good for the imagination
It’s normal to see familiar objects in random images For as long as I can remember, I’ve enjoyed finding faces and familiar shapes in nature or abstract paintings. Cloud watching is a favorite pastime. But sometimes a shape will jump out … [Continue reading] about “Seeing things” is good for the imagination
Discover your unique imprint for work
Work that makes you come alive Last week on the Creative Pep Talk podcast, I listened as Andy J. Pizza interviewed Jonathan Fields about his new book Sparked, which helps you discover your unique imprint for work that makes you come … [Continue reading] about Discover your unique imprint for work
September gives us a full Harvest Moon
We walked at Our Lady of Fatima shrine this month My granddaughter, Ellie, came to visit for our walk when the moon is full adventure this past weekend. We picked poke berries and mashed them to make paint with a mortar and pestle. We … [Continue reading] about September gives us a full Harvest Moon
Another art challenge in the books
Squareathon 2021 wraps up today A bouquet for the last day of Squareathon 2021. Watercolors. Navy striped cat was the prompt and I tried my hand at a 3D optical illusion. Found a YouTube tutorial by artist Sonhos com … [Continue reading] about Another art challenge in the books