A morning person
Gets up crowing about life
First sip of coffee.
Art Prescription: Oh my gosh how I really just need quiet time when I first wake up!!!
Morning time can set the mood for the day.
Watercolor and pen and ink:

A morning person
Gets up crowing about life
First sip of coffee.
Art Prescription: Oh my gosh how I really just need quiet time when I first wake up!!!
Morning time can set the mood for the day.
Watercolor and pen and ink:

Surveying the land
Mamma Bear checks for safety
Her senses are keen.
Art Prescription: Horses are seven times more sensitive than humans. My guess is that most animals rely on their senses 100% more than we do.
What can we learn?
Bear watercolor:

Warm scones from oven
Cranberry and orange rind
Crisp and buttery.
Art Prescription: Sam has taken up cooking and oh, my, gosh!! Yummy!
He made scones. Freshly grated the orange rind. Our house smelled sublime!
Art journal sketch:

Diva is adjusting well…

Well, not so much for walking during this cold snap.egad
Just weeks ago she had her nails painted red, living the high life in Las Vegas.
Today she got to get in touch with her inner farm dog.

And there are consequences to rolling in horse poop…

Across the thicket
Through the dense and unclear path
There lies straight footing.
Art Prescription: Art Journal:

Even in the still
Quiet decay of dried leaves
Lies winter beauty.
Art Prescription: In need of some quiet and solitude, I took off to the woods.
Among winter trees, green moss, and lichen my mind was able to get peaceful.
There is always a treasure in the woods…

This horse loves water
Two feet splash in a clean trough
And a pond! What joy!
Art Prescription: I’ve been working on this portrait of Splash for a while. He is a heart horse and very dear to most people who knew him.
I really wanted to capture his spirit.
What a love! Here he is “splashing” in a pond.

January blooms
Out of season daffodils
A cold front moves in.
Art Prescription: Busy day. Worked my RN job. Beautiful sunrise:

Tiny Journal:

Today I decided to do a sketch and use watercolor pencil to fill in color.
Here’s my dry sketch. Graphite drawing, then layered in colored pencil.

Then I added water. I dipped a round brush into water and spread the pencil marks around.
I’ll stop here for now and will probably add more tomorrow:

All things lead to change
Life is about beginnings
And also endings.
Art Prescription: But, wait a minute!! Endings are not always sad!
In fact when one thing ends it often opens the door for a new beginning!
Look for new opportunities!
Journal page mixed media:
