We've come back from 3 weeks on Tenerife, our favourite Canary island. I took a sketchbook of course and filled it with nature drawings. This is my favourite and there are plenty more on my blog I've just posted. I have rediscovered my multicoloured pencils and really love the effects they give.
Saturday, March 5, 2022
Thursday, February 10, 2022
Winter Fallen Treasures
Spending time with a fallen treasure! Using a .03 TH lead on Fluid 100 cold press watercolor paper. This paper is a delight to work on, erased easily and accepts the subtle and the dramatic.
Linda C. Miller
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
GINKO BILOBA TREE
On our recent visit to Dinan we came across this wonderful specimen of Ginko Biloba, apparently one of the first to be planted in Brittany which features in a census of important trees in the region.
Thursday, July 8, 2021
Bird Nest
Working on a post-burn survey in Foard, County, Texas, we came across this small bird nest with a single speckled egg. I don't have a clue what species it was but I loved the shape, decor and camouflage! The nest was low in a mesquite tree, larger than a humming bird nest but smaller than a King Bird or Mockingbird. The egg was very Sparrow-like but the nest seemed much neater than a typical sparrow nest.
Pen and brown ink in Strathmore 400 Series Sketchbook
Saturday, April 10, 2021
Sketchbook Journal - Hospice Gardens
Sketchbook Journal - After my husband gave blood yesterday, we had a lovely lunch at Our Crepes and More, and spent a bit of time at the Hospice Gardens. A lovely 'date day' ....
Friday, April 9, 2021
Mesmerized by fungi
There is a lot to say about fungi. They are slow, determined decomposers and complex creatures. What we see is only the fruit, all the rest is hidden. They come in all shapes and colours. They can kill or nourish us. This particular one- Auricularia mesenterica- was decorating with colourful frills a chunk of decaying wood, something that was, time ago, a lovely oak. Transformation is the mantra in nature, nothing ever dies forever. It only changes in something else.
Monday, February 15, 2021
Journal - Goose Creek State Park
Journal - Goose Creek State Park - Lots of rain..this is the view from our RV site and kitchen window across the field toward the cottages and bathhouse ...
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