Well..... It's that time. Gardening and spring cleaning. Actually, I'm painting instead. Although, I spent 3 hours in the garden on 3 different days over the past week and am paying for it. Allergies for the first time ever! So surprising and aggravating! Spring cleaning is some sort of myth from the 50's, but I do love to throw open all the windows! But I digress from the purpose of my post, painting...... I'm continuing with Jane Lafazzio's art class, and loving it. This six weeks we're continuing to journal with our sketchbook and watercolors, only adding in some mixed media. So far we have been planning pages with items from nature, then expanding with the designs. I've done three pages this week.
I've been plucking things from around the yard for inspiration.
Also really enjoying Danny Gregory's book, Everyday Matters.
I took it to heart, and while we were on a little trip to Crystal Bridges I did a quick sketch of my jewelry for the day, and one of a section of this fabulous art museum, built as giant pods resting on the water.
I also enrolled in Jane's Cereal Box Journaling class. I won't go into all that, other than it's creating journals with a watercolor surface from boxes, such as cereal, crackers, etc. I made one to use when I'm out art journaling with friends.
These are all pages done while out and sketching. The heart with the flip pages was done, again at Crystal Bridges, just the other night. Was so lucky to attend a talk with artist, Faith Ringgold. Her quilt, created for Maya Angelou, currently resides at the museum. Such a treat!
xo
dulcy
I've been plucking things from around the yard for inspiration.
Also really enjoying Danny Gregory's book, Everyday Matters.
I took it to heart, and while we were on a little trip to Crystal Bridges I did a quick sketch of my jewelry for the day, and one of a section of this fabulous art museum, built as giant pods resting on the water.
Everyday does matter!
And here's my guy outside 21C on his very special birthday!
I also enrolled in Jane's Cereal Box Journaling class. I won't go into all that, other than it's creating journals with a watercolor surface from boxes, such as cereal, crackers, etc. I made one to use when I'm out art journaling with friends.
These are all pages done while out and sketching. The heart with the flip pages was done, again at Crystal Bridges, just the other night. Was so lucky to attend a talk with artist, Faith Ringgold. Her quilt, created for Maya Angelou, currently resides at the museum. Such a treat!
xo
dulcy
1 comment:
Love your paintings & they so make me want to do this. When I get better organized, I'm doing this. Would love it if I could buy your quince painting....let me know. Happy Easter to you & Jim! Jan
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