Daily drawings are still underway in my outdoor studio, but daily scanning, writing and blog posting will resume when the spring semester is over shortly and there is a little more space and time for all that. Thanks for your patience!
infinitely changing
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A gorgeous tangle of forsythia shadows against the wall. Infinitely changing as some strong cold spring gusts blow around.
accumulation
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My son and I spent some time investigating the pinecones, fish scales, sticks and other scraps along the edge of the lake today. Earthy, smelly, real.
onto the next
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More forsythias. This time saturated and withered yellow blossoms giving way to fresh green leaf buds. And all while I try to enjoy the pace of things.
the two
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Surprisingly thick and huge needles found on these two pine boughs. Felt right to draw on this, my second wedding anniversary.
new green
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Some gorgeous skunk cabbage sprouting up in the mud along a river hike this morning.
in the air
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First drawing of the year done entirely outside in the fresh air! I’m hoping to be working outside everyday through most of the rest of the year now. Joy!
a sense of it
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Feeling that good things are on the horizon.
focusing on the positive
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Loving the forsythias– a yellow wall glowing wherever I look outside.
