
Azalea April 4, 2018
A Ball canning jar
Perfect azalea vase
Cheerful spring posey.
Art Prescription: One of my favorites, a posey. I like simple. I like easy fresh lines. Life and change overwhelm me… I return to a simple posey again and again.
Watercolor:

Left-over Paint April 3, 2018
Inhale, soil and moss
Exhale, birds fill the fresh air
Inhale, where are you?
Art Prescription: Often we are not in our bodies.
Acrylic left over paint brushed onto an index card. Then I drew with colored pencil. So fun!

Buds to Blooms April 2, 2018
April buds to bloom
Azaleas, magenta
Quaker Ladies, blue.
Art Prescription: wet watercolor:

Family Planning April 1, 2018
Cool morning, jacket
Sun warms the land, shed layers
Pairs of birds build nests.
Art Prescription: Spring reminds us we reap what we sow. Are we watering the weeds or the flowers? Watching the natural world, I’m convinced that positive thinking and living in the moment are keys to happiness.
Art journal, mixed media:

White Wildflower March 31, 2018
Rue-anemone
A woodland perennial
White blossoms, brown stems.
Art Prescription: Nature walk at Mason Farm. Warblers are coming in to nest, and spring wildflowers are abundant.
I watch a pair of mockingbirds doing their mating dance…such a show.
Art journal:

Photo Friday March 30, 2018
Farrier day at the farm. Finn was in cue to get his pedicure, but got delayed because Space needed shoes. I put Finn in a stall. A stall with fresh hay!!
Here he is with a full belly and hay in his mane looking quite satisfied.

March Moods March 29, 2018
March comes in, lion
A final snow, wind, and rain
Sneaks out like a lamb.
Art Prescription: finally put my winter coat up? March is a moody month. She’s unpredictable and passionate! But eventually she gives way to spring, yes March has a soft side.
Art journal with acrylic spread, stencil, and collage.

Abstract Flowers March 28, 2018
Strokes of pure color
Right from the tube, acrylic
Palette knife painting.
Art Prescription: This painting on canvas has taken hours. Each stroke of paint done with a palette knife. I wanted to keep the colors pure, yet build an abstract illusion of flowers. I think she is ready to sign.
24 x 48 canvas with acrylic:

Ferns March 27, 2018
In the shade garden
Deep blue-green fern fronds unfurl
Fiddleheads spiral.
Art Prescription: Along with the wildflowers come new fern growth, so lush after winter browns.
Watercolor pencil sketch:
