Tiny works of art

A safe place to hold your rings

Your hands in the dirt.

Art Prescription: I came across a set of Chinese painting bowls and they are super sweet. I’m up-cycling them into ring holders.

I’ll have a bunch ready for my Open Studio next weekend. Whoot!

Overnight it’s fall

Cheerio color fills trees

Leaves float all around.

Art Prescription: Colorful leaves dance down the street with breeze. Lawns are covered.

Watercolor in art journal:

Up before the sun

My neighbor’s Jack-O-Lantern

Still flickers in dark.

Art Prescription: As I crossed the early morning street to go take care of my neighbor’s cat, I saw the yellow flicker of candle in a carved pumpkin.

It’s All Hallows’ eve

Pitter, patter of small kids

Crickets sing along.

Art Prescription: while I sat on porch waiting for trick-or-treaters I went back into last nights loose watercolor with graphite.

Something very soothing about graphite, using finger-tips to blend.

Crisp breeze rustles leaves

Round pumpkins adorn porches

Kids dream of sugar.

Art Prescription: Thought about giving out something healthy instead of candy…ugh that’s not what kids want!

When I went trick or treating we carried pillow cases and had candy through March. We also played outside burning off those extra calories!

Watercolor Art Journal:

Made this awesome fall pizza with sweet potato, Apple, rosemary, and gruyere cheese. Micro- greens salad. Yum.

Ghosts and ghouls are near

Geese fly into setting sun

Witches stir their pots.

Art Prescription: Fall brings in favorite witches brews.

Index card watercolor sketch:

When things start to fade

Trees are ready to take rest

Few make last effort.

Art Prescription: Finally with some cool nights it’s looking like fall. Red Maples are turning, and leaves are falling. A single rose blooms.

Just so wet and cold

Even dogs don’t want to walk

Leaves bend with droplets.

Art Prescription: Cold is one thing, wet and cold is another! I’m so thankful on these days that Finn is so well cared for at Blue Skies of Mapleview.

I walked Austen for my neighbor. His favorite part was drying off.

Watercolor sketch:

Please hold on to hope

The look in a loved-ones eye

Know what you can reach.

Art Prescription: In a world full of need I ask myself what can I reach?

Art Journal:

And still pink color

As jackets and gloves are found

Pumpkins adorn porch.

Art Prescription: Oh I do love a crisp fall day! Took my boy Finn on a trail ride. Blue skies and open fields.

Art journal watercolor pencil sketch: