My art blog… what’s on my easel… daily painting… sketches… digital stuff …photography…challenges…and a bit of poetry

Scribbling Scribbling

Timing 8:00PM-10PM not my time for focusI am a morning person,evening walk with Rutiewhen the heat of the dayhas let up.shower, light supper, wind down time. But, for my Zoom workshopinner clock, mindset changes 12 artists plus instructor,all about artcontemporary drawingscribbling what is an abstract landscapepresence, being in vs viewweathertimeobservation, natural phenomenaan X factor Two […]

New Start

Chance Meeting At the ledge of the poolMy arms stretched on the concreteSoaking up the sun. A small reddish dragonfly dropped down,not far a few feet.Hopped around and stopped. Our eyes met quietly for a few seconds. I slowly swam away letting him continueWhat ever it was that he was doing! Click to Enlarge Click […]

Another Gliche

Seems I spending so much time getting things to work. I just posted a new blog post and it didn’t go out.  I turned off the wrong setting! Happens. I hope this goes out without a gliche. Link to previous post! More of Mom’s Art

More of Mom’s Art

Happily I have located three new paintings. Two are residing with my brother in law Tommy McGuire and one is with cousin Carolyn DeCosta. I have also learned of another artist in the family, a first cousin of my mother on her maternal side Price. His name was Leroy Price and he illustrated magazine stories […]

A Few of My Mother’s Work

Lola requested to see some of my mothers work. One of her works reminded me of some of my mother’s Chinese/Japanese paintings.  I don’t have many of her works but I am fortunate that each of my daughters have a painting. I also have her collection of her printed Japanese  screen prints and section of […]

Crossing my fingers

Crying I am crying not tears, They dried up a long time ago. I am crying I am crying in my heart, for what is lost and what will be lost I am crying I am crying for ears that are blocked for eyes that don’t see for lips that don’t call out I am […]