like the last watercolour… Christmas tree monster?
Rik
I have an aversion to salting this blog with my words– but knowing it is not self-evident and that it is inconsistent with the color theme, here’s the explanation: My studio is only half-finished, so in order to brace myself for winter and maintain feeling in my digits, I put up some insulation. It doubled as an opportunity to clear away old projects and prepare for new ones, so this post is just a mini-celebration of this mission complete.
As for the tree, I took a walk around the neighborhood and found the fir tree. Liking its shape and the surrounding light, I plopped down and began to sketch in a neighbor’s yard. Unfortunately, his dirty look implied this is not the way to make friends round here.
congrats on your now warm space! looks great – i have major studio envy. loooove the green collage… is it a book?
you just gotta come share in my delight! the collage is actually the cover of my word-journal. i think i’ve been diggin’ the wabi sabi style. i CANT wait to get my hands dirty with woodblock printing. do tell about your permaculture group! perhaps via email…
Ooh, I love the tree, too!! It kind of captures all of the unique colors of the Northwest in one fell swoop. And still a fan of the octopus, always.
oohprettycolors 
Yikes you are talented! I love the tentacle…
Aw shucks, Nelda. Thanks for stopping by!
what’s ‘mission insulate’?! am intrigued =)
like the last watercolour… Christmas tree monster?
Rik
I have an aversion to salting this blog with my words– but knowing it is not self-evident and that it is inconsistent with the color theme, here’s the explanation: My studio is only half-finished, so in order to brace myself for winter and maintain feeling in my digits, I put up some insulation. It doubled as an opportunity to clear away old projects and prepare for new ones, so this post is just a mini-celebration of this mission complete.
As for the tree, I took a walk around the neighborhood and found the fir tree. Liking its shape and the surrounding light, I plopped down and began to sketch in a neighbor’s yard. Unfortunately, his dirty look implied this is not the way to make friends round here.
congrats on your now warm space! looks great – i have major studio envy. loooove the green collage… is it a book?
you just gotta come share in my delight! the collage is actually the cover of my word-journal. i think i’ve been diggin’ the wabi sabi style. i CANT wait to get my hands dirty with woodblock printing. do tell about your permaculture group! perhaps via email…
Ooh, I love the tree, too!! It kind of captures all of the unique colors of the Northwest in one fell swoop. And still a fan of the octopus, always.