The Cardinal landed on the ground and pecked around in the fallen seed this morning. I saw him another time on the platform feeder but wasn't fast enough with the camera.
The peony buds are opening. They're so pretty and so short-lived. I love the contrast between the rich red-violet of the flowers and the green of the foliage.
I finished my first pass through Things With Wings today with drawings of 2 swans, 2 cardinals, and 2 turkeys. I think the swans turned out the best.
Then I flipped to the next page in Drawing Cute to find milk and lemonade. Seems like odd things to draw but I did it and I like them.
When I pulled out the painting supplies I decided to see if I couldn't paint a sunset like we did in the workshop last month. I forgot to draw a low circle for the moon and didn't add in the distant headland so all I've got is sky and water but I kind of like it. It won't win any prizes but I like the colors.
This morning I looked out the front window and saw something white fluttering in the grass so I went out to pick it up thinking it was litter. It was a feather. I think it's an owl feather. I don't know if it's legal for me to possess an owl feather but it was too pretty to leave out there. (Nope, I just looked it up. It's not legal to have it unless I have a permit so I guess I'll have to take it outside and let it go. Too bad.)
Tonight I finished the Guac & Black Hat while I watched Antiques Roadshow. It's a little big. Maybe I'll have to go down a hook size to make a better size hat. Thanks, KE, for the suggestion to pick up crochet again!
This afternoon I sat down and banged out another The Seaview 2 scene, one where Rose kicks Iggy out because he won't move in permanently. They have a disagreement and she invites him to leave. Now I have fodder for more scenes where she's missing him. Thank goodness because words have been thin on the ground lately.
--Barbara
1 comment:
I won't tell on you if you keep that owl feather. I doubt the owl will miss it and it's too pretty to just toss. Maybe you can paint a picture of it. Then you'd have it legally and forever.
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