The clean lines. The seemingly double-exposure images of the structures. The bright blue and white punctuated by the deep wine red. The shapes of the rectangle windows. All wonderful inspiration for…
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Monthly Challenge Recap
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I really gravitated to the soft soothing colors of this month’s challenge painting, Jacob’s Ladder by Helen Frankenthaler. I had to think about why I liked this so…and I realized that…
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Don’t you just love this painting? I was so delighted when I found it! I love the light and the soft colors. I love the jumble of teacups and the teapot.…
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I read a few blogs and posts that indicated that there was a difficulty with this month’s inspiration painting. I chose it because it would be a challenge (that is what…
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This painting picks up the perfect winter palette, soft and hazy with just hints of the spring that will come. And coincidentally, it is right on trend with the colors picked…
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The colors dance and play on the wind in autumn, my favorite time of year. I oohed and aahed my way through the entries this month, as if walking on a…
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Sorry everyone! I was away in Michigan at Heather Powers 5th Annual Inspired by Nature retreat and was completely unplugged (especially when I realized as I was on the road for…
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The stylistic rendering of this textile is rich with symbols and a very earthy palette. But simple doesn’t mean lacking, and there was a lot of direction to go in for…
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Let’s go to the sea, shall we?! We will sit with our toes in the sand, soaking up the warmth of the hot summer sun, searching for shells and investigating the…
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The beautiful leaves and petals of the painting Feuilles, 1928 by Seraphine Louis seems to be shimmering and moving. It is vibrant and full of life. A perfect image to kick…