Geranium Journaling

I’m enjoying Spring Geranium Journaling! It’s fun!

If you’d like to try: Start by selecting a simple subject that moves you. Look at it carefully. Then do a quick sketch with eyes closed, followed by a relaxed contour (keep pencil on paper) drawing. Last, sketch your final impression and add color.

Here are some examples:

Inspired by morning blue skies after succulent snow – an outdoor apple tree branch and an indoor geranium plant.

Thanks for looking at my interpretations. Have fun with yours!

Summer Landscapes ’22

I’ve wandered through diverse landscapes this summer – from attending a wedding at Boston’s Harbor Islands, to discovering a miner’s cabin high in the Hunter-Frying Pan Wilderness. I enjoyed painting the Crystal River near Redstone, CO at a Plein Air Festival, and outlining Mt Sopris from Red Hill, above Carbondale. Here is a sampling of watercolors:

View at Thompson Island, Boston
Miner’s Cabin, Hunter-Frying Pan Wilderness
Tarn Colors Turn
“Crystal Clear” at Redstone Plein Air Festival (Sold)
Mount Sopris Musings
Mount Sopris Reflections