cats
Patient Husband January 22, 2017
In every room
I have strewn my clutter, dreams
Creativity.
Art Prescription: My husband is very patient with my creative adventures. I have a lovely studio behind our house, and I still manage to clutter, strew, and create in most every room in our house. My art, scraps, journals, books, fabric, the list goes on…can be found everywhere. I’m a neat person…or at least I used to be, before the muse took over my world. And it’s absolutely grand. Thanks honey!
Here is my sewing crew. We are putting together Art Prescription Kits!
Wind Chimes January 3, 2017
Delicate wind chimes
Play tender notes to announce
Snow in the forecast.
Art Prescription: And my back-yard birds are talking about it too. Today I didn’t even need a coat. Grey wintry weather suits my sleepy cats.
Brush painting on index card:
Play Time December 2, 2016
The Christmas Tree skirt
Lies across the room, a bed
After naughty play!
Art Prescription: The tree is still standing, lol.
Watercolor sketch:
Sketching with Matilda November 15, 2016
Warm and cozy eve
Care for a special kitty
Sketch with Matilda.
Art Prescription: Those of you who have been reading my blog for a while know Matilda, the cat I helped rescue from 9 degree winter nights. She then found her forever home with my neighbors, and lucky me I pet sit her often as they are world travelers! I love her like one of my own, and when her parents are gone I sketch and read at her house.
Wisdom November 9, 2016
And still there are things
We hold precious with dear thought
O the heart’s wisdom.
Art Prescription: Live close to home and true to your heart…
Index card watercolor sketch:
Panther July 16, 2016
Hunter wanna be
Slips out the door routinely
Inside panther cat.
Art Prescription: My two cats are content as they can be, inside lazing around. But not my third cat
Matisse!! Matisse howls incessantly to go outside, and he slips under my feet like a bolt of lightening when I go out the door, escaping into the big outdoors. He usually stops short of the driveway and dives into the grass. It’s a dilemma! I know I love outdoors, but safety comes first. I allow him to explore sometimes with me chasing behind him as if he were a toddler.
Index card and watercolor:
