And still it’s summer

Despite being September

Ninety degree day.

Art Prescription: Alas though I know my hot pinks and warm yellows will fade into cool blues.

Watercolor:

Pen and ink with colored pencil on craft paper.

Flower with no sun

A boat without an anchor

I wilt, drift about.

Art Prescription: My husband is at a conference. I know he is in his element.

I’m holding down the fort.

Late August sun sets

Roses reach, exuberant

A few leaves let go.

Art Prescription: Each day moves towards fall.

Is now time for pods

Time of gathering, storing

And spreading spring seeds.

Art Prescription: I love to pick up random treasures on my walks.

The squirrels are happy for the various nuts.

Pods full of seed wait for a brisk wind to spread for next season.

And the beat goes on…

iPhoto of nature collection

Here’s to a “go fetch”

Unconditional love, walks

And all things doggy!

Art Prescription: Matisse says “happy National Dog Day!”

Vine with white flowers

A “devil’s darning needles.”

Autumn clematis.

Art Prescription: How do plants get such odd names? folklore?

This pretty white flower is blooming along some wild parts of my daily walk.

Pen and ink and negative painting:

Temperature drops

A few trees wear hints of fall

Smell of plowed corn fields.

Art Prescription: And just like that, the corn fields are harvested.

Post card with watercolor:

Matisse is quality analyzing Finn’s new saddle pad.