Sitting in the back yard sketching flowers. My version of yard work (at least this weekend.) Yep. And there's nothing anybody can do about it.Meanwhile, D is busy raking and bagging leaves. HIS version of yard work.
Life is good.
"Spring has returned. The earth is like a child that knows poems."
Rainer Maria Rilke
Rainer Maria Rilke
10 comments:
Just gorgeous Linda!!! Wow, my mouth is still open in wonderment. Just gorgeous. Now I have to go back and enjoy them again.
STUPENDOUS, LINNIE!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THAT TOUCH OF PAINTERLY WASH IN EACH OF THESE!!! SO SO RICH AND GLORIOUS!!! And I wish my yardwork weren't more like your husbands! LOL
I like your version of yard work better! Love the gentle touch of color in these white flowers! Beautiful!
I haven't been here in sooo long - foolish me, all the great stuff I've missed out on. I LOVE those tulips - so clean and simple - and I certainly think your version of yard work is far superior to the other kind, and I'd be willing to bet your "gardening" will yield better results too!
Nice work! Love your flower sketches, wish I could be out drawing however our temperature soared to 96'F and I have to water! Southern Ca. has had years of drought, we did get enough rain for amazing spring flowers and lush green (rapidly turning tan)
I made a foldout sketchbook from 140 # Arches full sheet that worked well and got me back into some watercolor painting almost daily! Really enjoyed your blog!
Lyn
You do paint flowers so pretty.
Both drawings are gorgeous but I particularly love the dogwoods.
And yeah, you're version of yardwork is much better than raking and bagging leaves!
Wonderful whites...I can't wait to see this book all finished up!
These are so delicately charming. I can feel spring in the air.
Oh Lord, this is everything I LOVE about watercolor!!
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