Saturday, June 8, 2013. No 54 Looking up at the sky. No 56 The old barn door. Sunday, June 2, 2013. No 51 Chapel behind the pine trees. No 52 And the North wind blows. No 53 Horizontal chatons! Tuesday, April 30, 2013. No 48 Cordon des Druides. No 50 On my route. Saturday, April 13, 2013. 46 Unremarkable landscape trip to the vets. 47 En route the edge of the forest. 44 Just walking the dog. 45 On my route old stone cross. Friday, April 12, 2013. No 43 Fields of mud.

A blog about doing nothing.

P a i n t - verb ˈpānt. Looking ahead by looking behind - this painting was done from a reference photo I took last September. I needed a reminder that flowers will. Grow outside again and that the bright sun will. Do more than dazzle us - it will warm us too.

This entry was posted in Calligraphy. No post-processing this week, it is the original Pelikan 4001. This entry was posted in Calligraphy.

It gets all mixed up and in and through each other. I am just a sojourner, an artist wandering through life with a sense of wonder about it all. This year is about observation and perspective. This blog is interactive and is at its best when comments are left and opinions shared, lively discussions generated, and perhaps with your favorite beverage. I would love to read your comments. Friday, January 27, 2012.

A little while ago I decided to make my 6 year old daughter a skirt. She loves all things swirly so we chose a tiered circle skirt with an elasticated waist; I figured that would be relatively straight forward and forgiving in terms of technical skill, and should end up with the requisite flounciness in the end. Hunting for instructions as to how to get the lengths of each tier right, I came across this pattern.

Psychogeographers are trying to capture the emotional resonances, the social history, the political forces that permeate the streets that they .

Wednesday, March 6, 2013. Friday, February 22, 2013. One of the things phil taught me when we were gardening together was to look ahead . it was far more subtle than that . Held a place of respect at the top of the pile . And The Colour Dictionary of Garden Plants.