Sunday, June 5, 2011
2011 0604 After a nap
Yesterday was unseasonably cool, and it rained in the afternoon. What else could I do but take a short blissful nap?
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
EDiM 31 Spray bottle
Soothing aloe vera gel after too much sun!
My last one for EDiM (drawing Every Day in May), it has been a great pleasure to share art with others this month.
My last one for EDiM (drawing Every Day in May), it has been a great pleasure to share art with others this month.
EDiM 30 School supplies
Technically, not school supplies for me- they are from my previous profession way before computer drafting!
EDiM 29 People doing something
Tyler and Emily fishing off the dock at the cottage Memorial weekend. I had to do this from a photo I took. I need lots of practice to get figures correct in person!
EDiM 28 A view through a doorway
The headboard was made by me (plywood, foam, batting & fabric). The fabric has French words: le lieuve et le feuillage dansent une ronde dans le jardin sauvage. I 'think' in English - The leaves and the foliage do a round dance in the wild garden.
Monday, May 30, 2011
EDiM 27 A Skyscape
The view from my deck this morning.
So- it looked like rain on the right, but it was still sunny on the left.
It's ended up being a very sunny, hot day!
So- it looked like rain on the right, but it was still sunny on the left.
It's ended up being a very sunny, hot day!
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
EDiM 25 a bird
This Harry (for Harry Houdini, the escape artist!) one of my peach-face lovebirds. He is inquisitive, affectionate, and always ready to come out and play!
EDiM 24 something yellow
Based on their paper labels, I always think the aureolin is going to be the darker warmer one, but the cadmium yellow hue leans toward an orange tint!
Sunday, May 22, 2011
EDiM 21 a coin 'La Semeuse'
I wasn't that young when I got this - it's from my first trip to France in 1991. The original design (The Sower) was by Oscar Roty in 1900.
Friday, May 20, 2011
EDiM 20 Flashlight
This is a crank flashlight, it does not need batteries. It really is only good for a real emergency!
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