Um, so if you leave tomatoes sitting on the counter and they get covered with holiday presents, sometimes they don't go rotten.
These ones grew.
A nice reminder we are half way out of the dark and spring is coming. Be warned.
Trampled by Geese is a reminder to myself to look at the positive side of life and to endeavour to only write about things that inspire me rather than focus on what is negative in the world. Kirkegaard once wrote, “Being trampled by geese is a slow way of dying, but being eaten to death by envy and greed is even slower and more painful”.
Um, so if you leave tomatoes sitting on the counter and they get covered with holiday presents, sometimes they don't go rotten.
These ones grew.
A nice reminder we are half way out of the dark and spring is coming. Be warned.
Another in the hobbit hole series with the limited palette handmade paints.
This guy is only three inches tall but packs a punch.
I've been following youtube tutorials - sort of - and the limited Zorn Palette in handmade watercolours.
Occasionally, I add a bit of the winter nights blue with sparkles when I can't get a green just right.
My favourite is the hot chocolate.
A friends chicken but for some reason, I just had to paint it. It's a comfort thing now.
I probably would have eaten chocolate instead if I had any in the house. But I'm glad I painted a chicken instead.
Regular watercolours, a mix of student and professional.
I just love the way she glows.
I'm playing with a new limited palette which is very like the one I created from beam paints only this time from commercial paints in tubes that I can pour into a more portable palette.
Caput Mortuum, Indigo, and Hansa. I feel the need to add a green to this, but haven't found one I like yet. But it can do a lot more than I expected with just those colours.
But still, something's missing. So I added some lines with a dip pen and trying out sumi ink.
I like this much better