I know winter has just begun, but the girl inside my heart longs for the breath of Springtime Winds. Here in Oregon we have had, even for us web-footers, more than our share of rain so far. In the event of a soggy winter without much hope for snow, I find myself already longing for spring with its fragrant flowers and green leaves.
Hence, I finished drawing this bit of Springtime just this morning. With this bit of spring--my heart is happy again! If you look closely you will find some hidden hearts--how many can YOU find? Happy New Year everyone!
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Fern Maiden
Last year, though we did not get as much snow as surrounding areas, it was actually cold enough to stick to the ground. I love winter when it snows! There is something so magical about a world shrouded in snow.I could not resist going outside. I was walking along the snow smudged sidewalk toward the Independence Bridge. The world was a wonderland of intricate white-laced branches.
That is why this lovely maiden, modestly draped in licorice fern, stood out so beautifully against the snow-laden trees. Most days you can find her gently dreaming, hidden amongst her sisters.
I think she might have been a little startled when I stopped to take her picture!
It is interesting to note, that when I notice something unexpected, unusual, or beautiful, my eyes tickle. The way I describe that feeling, is that what I'm seeing "fills my eyes." It could be a vivid color, one of my siblings' amazing photos, or the grace of a ballet dancer. That snowy day, the Fern Maiden "filled my eyes."
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