And life does go on
Cycle of hello, goodbye
Just like the seasons.
Art Prescription: Busy is good. I started a baby name today and loving this luscious background color.

And life does go on
Cycle of hello, goodbye
Just like the seasons.
Art Prescription: Busy is good. I started a baby name today and loving this luscious background color.

A merry-go-round
Breeze carries a leaf swirling
Touches down at rest
Art Prescription: My sweet Finn was amazing today. Horses are sentient beings.
We sat together and he put his muzzle on my head as if to say I know you are sad and I’m here for you.

I had a lovely group this morning at the North Carolina Botanical Garden.
I showed them three techniques for capturing the essence of fall wildflowers.
Brush painting with watercolor.
Drawing with watercolor pencils and adding water.
Negative painting.
Bonus: pen and ink.
I did a demo of negative painting to capture these tiny asters. Then I added pen to suggest detail.

Thank you dear readers for your support. Art will pull me through.
Be well,
Bev
We must look to the living and cherish every moment we have.
Sweet Finn. Animal medicine.

For those of you who have followed my feral cat story, today was tragic.
Elbee the female who I rescued two liters of kittens and finally trapped her for spaying, was hit by a careless driver this morning.
Her injuries were extensive and we had to say good bye.
We held her, for the only time in her life, while we let her go in peace.
I’m so sad and angry. One second of carelessness while speeding or checking a phone can change a life.
Sam wrote this haiku:
Love in my life lost
Glad you let me hold you once
Elbee RIP


Howdy,
I’m working on a custom fabric collage for a rooster lover.

Steady rain, grey skies
Fall leaves scatter on wet ground
My umbrella drips
Art Prescription: I like to walk in the rain. Quiet, contemplative time. Wet leaves sparkled with color.

While you are awake
Set intentions for future
And reap what you sew
Art Prescription: A little sewing. A little collage. A little dream.



