Monday, November 28, 2011
Linda "The Joker" Popple - Mugshot #3
Friday, November 25, 2011
The Sweet Grass Tradition
As I earnestly watched this man carrying on the tradition of weaving Sweet Grass Baskets, I wondered what he was thinking at that moment, from whom did he learn his craft, where did he gather the sweet grass, how long has he been creating these beauties, and what was his name. Didn't have the nerve to ask him, but maybe next time.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Giving Thanks...
Late last fall, I discarded a Jack Be Little pumpkin, with the speed and precision of an All Star professional baseball pitch into the night of my backyard. Much to my surprise, this summer I had a bumper crop of Jack Be Little pumpkins growing from that discarded pumpkin. The germination of those seeds under some rather unfavorable conditions is pretty amazing to me. Giving thanks...
Lots of big old doggie breath, sloppy kisses, happy tenth birthday wish to my puppies. Love those guys.
Lots of big old doggie breath, sloppy kisses, happy tenth birthday wish to my puppies. Love those guys.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
"Babyface" - HH Mugshot #2
Monday, November 21, 2011
Sand Toy's
This little lady was mixing the sea water from one bucket with sand in the other bucket striving for that perfect consistency. Hmmm...wonder if she will love to bake one day. What a sweetheart!
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Notorious Hilton Head Gang Mugshot #1- Karin Jurick
As workshop attendees, our continuing challenge is to receive each Monday, a mugshot of one of the "gang" and paint them as we chose. What a great way to keep the warm comaraderie of the workshop going into the cold winter ahead, while continuing to put some fun miles on our brushes. Although we are notorious, we are a talented "gang" to say the least.
To see the progress of this challenge, check out either Karin Jurick's blog or Maria Hock's blog.
To see the progress of this challenge, check out either Karin Jurick's blog or Maria Hock's blog.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
"Steppin Out"

It is a pleasure to begin my blog with a painting entitled "Steppin Out" which I painted in South Carolina. I was entranced watching this guy play ball with his human dad on the shores of Hilton Head, and immediately knew I had to do a painting of him. He defined for me the phrase, "in the moment", as he joyfully romped and played.
I was attending Karin Jurick's workshop which was held on the Hilton Head Island in November. I experienced a truly amazing reawakening of the right side of my brain. She lives up to her reputation as a gifted and generous artist, a true inspiration to anyone seeking to trust their intuitive sense to see and paint. When you listen to your intuition it connects you with a greater knowledge. So true for me!
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