Joyous Anemones
an Inktober drawing
Black marker on
Canson Mixed Media paper
Canson Mixed Media paper
5.5 x 8.5 inches
Barbara Muir © 2020
What with one thing and another we didn't really finish our garden
this year. But the anemones, which a friend warned me are
invasive (thank goodness for that) are at the height (taller than
me at 5'4 inches -- probably six feet) of their glory. So incredibly
beautiful that every peak out the back door, or coffee on the back
porch makes us think that somehow things will turn out right.
this year. But the anemones, which a friend warned me are
invasive (thank goodness for that) are at the height (taller than
me at 5'4 inches -- probably six feet) of their glory. So incredibly
beautiful that every peak out the back door, or coffee on the back
porch makes us think that somehow things will turn out right.
I'm working on a painting I'm enjoying. Decisions come swift and
happily. Plus a wonderful person helped me organize a critical
set of shelves in my studio. How satisfying it is to see a little
order in the chaos of my creative space.
happily. Plus a wonderful person helped me organize a critical
set of shelves in my studio. How satisfying it is to see a little
order in the chaos of my creative space.
One of the smartest things Steven and I did a couple of years ago,
was take a year round white wicker couch off our neighbour's lawn
when she was throwing it out. We put it under a couple of
trees with low branches. And when we sit there in our small
yard we have a fantastic view of the huge gorgeous trees growing
up the street, and a feeling of complete privacy.
was take a year round white wicker couch off our neighbour's lawn
when she was throwing it out. We put it under a couple of
trees with low branches. And when we sit there in our small
yard we have a fantastic view of the huge gorgeous trees growing
up the street, and a feeling of complete privacy.
Nature really does help us in this very strange time in the world.
Have a loving your life day!
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