Today’s picture is from quite a few years ago. It is an image of one of those amazing bits of nature that get scattered along the beaches of P.E.I. These shells are often broken and because of that they reveal the divine geometry that lies within.
Today’s image is an example for an exercise I used to do with my students. They would begin by drawing an outline of their profile. Then they would fill the inside of the profile with an image of their choosing. The area around the head would be filled in with an alternate image, that could either compliment or contrast with what was in their head.
The buoys looked like a group of giant Concord grapes left out in the sun to dry.
Today’s post is an acrylic sketch of the footings of a pier.
One of my favorite places in the world is Assisi, Italy. This beautiful Italian hillside town’s favorite son was St. Francis (the words above are his).
Today’s painting is from a few years ago. It is one of my earlier efforts in combining Mason jars and maple leafs.
They’ve finally made it out of their cocoons!
