Making slow progress on my painting with my crazy out-of-the-studio schedule. I should have a full day tomorrow, though. I’ll be able to finish the boardwalk into the woods and hopefully the third inset which is another view of Lake Juniper, this time from the golf course’s 18th fairway. Friday……. it’s off to Savannah College […]
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Reminder…. It’s Harvest Moon Time
Yes, this Saturday, October 3rd. Be there or be square 🙂 Can’t wait to see it rise over my palm tree horizon. Yes, I plan to do a crepuscular sketch 🙂 Just for the fun of it I Googled ‘songs about the moon’ – gracious! 55,900,000 entries! Here’s a link to Moon Songs and Lyrics, […]
National Parks • Ken Burns • PBS
You may be watching this series already but if not, try to catch it this evening – It began on our PBS station Sunday evening at 8 p.m. and there is an episode every night this week. I’ve linked the title of this post to the PBS website that will give you more information. The […]
All Art is Local Column
Here is my final draft for the All Art is Local column for the upcoming issue of ArtNews magazine. You can click on the image for a larger view. The painting for the artist in residency piece for Cheraw State Park has been designed. It’s ready for paint 🙂 I’ll keep you posted.
My Tools of Discovery
The theme of the next issue of ArtNews, the Arts Council of Beaufort County’s quarterly publication, is Innovation: Science, Technology & the Arts. I have been invited to author the All Art is Local column. I love the theme. It’s a natural fit with my love of nature journaling. I’m very honored to partake! This […]
Another Side of Wasps
Ah yes, wasps can strike instant fear into our hearts. I can remember my first experience of being stung by a wasp and that was many, many moons ago. So what’s this other side??? Like Heidi Van Impe’s story about the Bald-faced Hornet, there are many species in the Hymenoptera order that are non-aggressive, some even […]