Sometimes the most interesting thing you’ve created all day is the pattern of ink on the baby wipe you’ve been cleaning your stamps with.
Month: August 2015
Sassafras
On the bright side, the sassafras trees are starting to show off their fall colors.
Giant Ragweed
That spikey stuff growing out of the top of the thicket? It’s giant ragweed (AKA horseweed). It’s growing about ten feet from my patio, and it’s trying to kill me.
Caturday
Piglet will be accepting Caturday belly rubs for .03 seconds.
Red Pear
watercolor, acrylic marker, and Neocolors II on 140 lb cold press watercolor paper
7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches
Goodwill Haul
I went to both of our Goodwills today. I usually don’t go to the west side, but Michael’s is over there and I needed paper, so.
I found Vans instead of Chucks this time. OMGRED with little rainbows. Also the obligatory books, some pencils, a tackle box for watercolors, and hanging files. You can never have enough hanging files.
I also saw two different groups of old order Mennonites and a Buddhist monk. Everyone was out thrifting today!
Pear Sketch
watercolor on 140 lb cold press paper
7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches
What Is an Incubator?
I was leafing through an old medical book and this illustration jumped out at me. I love (no, not really) when the only thing worth mentioning about women is that we have ovaries.
Happy Women’s Equality Day, y’all! LOLSOB.
National Dog Day
It is allegedly both Pit Bull Awareness Week and National Dog Day. No matter how you slice it, today requires treats for Franny and photos of the treating ceremony. Because obvs.
“Just gimme the ice cream, lady!”
She is not the Princess of Patience, this one.
Red Bell Pepper
red paper boat 