Spontaneous print
Left-over acrylic paint
Print making with leaves.
Art Prescription: and what can I do with this? Art paper? Journal paper? Write on?
April 8, 2019
So, life is fragile
Where do you want to spend time?
And is it worth it?
Art Prescription: Life is a balance.
April 7, 2019
She unfurls petals
A white glow in springs forest
Invites the bees in.
Art Prescription: Nature is a seductress. She puts on her best to invite pollinators.
The forest is intoxicating.
April 6, 2019
A folk remedy
Yellow-root, medicinal
Dainty purple blooms.
Art Prescription: Most people walk right by and never see the tiny yellow-root blooms.
They are tiny, and beautiful! This plant has been used as a natural antibiotic among other remedies.
Pen and ink sketch with watercolor:
April 5, 2019
Spring showers, bird song
Rain washes yellow pollen
Off of my windshield.
Art Prescription: Spring in NC means pine pollen! I’m talking a yellow haze in the atmosphere.
I’m continuing my birch trees in acrylic and finding myself impatient. Funny how people say watercolor is difficult. I’m finding acrylics harsh, can’t get the soft feel I desire.
I’m also tired, so time to walk away and look with fresh eyes tomorrow.
April 5, 2019
Left over from fall
Pods and seed heads welcome new
Abundance of growth
Art Prescription: Everyday points to new growth.
Graphite:
April 3, 2019
High above cactus
Ravens call and lizards slip
Across craggy rocks.
Art Prescription: I added more to my southwest scene. Is she done?
