It was such a beautiful morning that my faithful companion & I grabbed the watercolors and went outside for some plein air painting in the back yard while listening to Peter Gabriel's 'New Blood'.
How do you always manage to make cacti look sweet and beautiful. Turbo also looks sweet and beautiful, does he have hidden herding talents? Get him rounding up dangerous things and kicking them out, the scorpion must have been very scarey!! Hope all is well now. Lovely painting, I'm enjoying my print, thank-you!! :)
Oh,no fun at all dealing with scorpions. We have them here in the intermountain west, but until recently they were the ones whose sting was no more harmful than a bee. Now we have the Sonoran desert variety that can be deadly...imported with desert cacti, saguaro cacti for landscaping...the scorpions were hitchhikers.
Would you share the pattern for the crocheted rock covering? Or tell me where to buy the pattern.
Hello Geneinne. I love your work. I am a huge fan. I wanted to ask you about the paper you use. I see you have smaller handmade paper in this post and wondered where you found it. Currently I'm using "Fluid" watercolor paper. I think it's new. It's in the block form. I found a 4x8 block and love the unusual size. Thanks again! You are an inspiration. -Jessie
Beautiful Colors . By your picture we can see the light is not the same. Here in Montreal it no sun, rain for the week end but you give us inspiration for try some creation. Merci beaucoup Francine.
I'm so happy to have found your blog! Y ou have given me inspiration and made me re think my own blog. I've been a bit shy about blogging my art work. Looking forward to following your work. Chris
Hi! I have just started following your blog and am really enjoying seeing your artwork. I like your clever drawing in your blog header - combining sewing and watercolor, two of my favorite things!
Your border collie is super cute! I have been thinking of getting one some day when my daughter gets a bit older.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and inspiring those of us who follow your blog!!
Been following your blog for a while now, your work is lovely.
Love your dog, so beautiful. I grew up with a border, they are the best dogs.
You are such a prolific artist. Thanks for the inspiration and motivation. P.S. Nice shots of Turbo and brushes.
the pre-coloured paper is beautiful, must be fun to paint on that !
<3
Beautiful pics as always! :-)
Glad your friend inspired you!. then again, your talent never ceases to fail. :-)
WAUW!!!!
x
Else
I wish I could sit outside too, draw, and especially hear Peter Gabriels great songs. Unfortunately I can not paint so great ;-)
How do you always manage to make cacti look sweet and beautiful. Turbo also looks sweet and beautiful, does he have hidden herding talents? Get him rounding up dangerous things and kicking them out, the scorpion must have been very scarey!! Hope all is well now. Lovely painting, I'm enjoying my print, thank-you!! :)
funny but i would definitely have called that area the front yard :)
miss you terribly
What an absolute sweetheart of a dog! He's gorgeous, great photos! =)
Oh,no fun at all dealing with scorpions. We have them here in the intermountain west, but until recently they were the ones whose sting was no more harmful than a bee. Now we have the Sonoran desert variety that can be deadly...imported with desert cacti, saguaro cacti for landscaping...the scorpions were hitchhikers.
Would you share the pattern for the crocheted rock covering? Or tell me where to buy the pattern.
Me FASCINA la carita de Turbo. Es HERMOSOOOOO!
Inspirational as always!!
Your work is so beautiful! And your faithful companion is adorable!! I enjoy your work so much :)
Love your use of dyed paper !
The colouring in the cactus is just lovely! Very pretty indeed xx
Sounds like a lovely way to spend to morning -- and with beautiful results!
Geninne, this is lovely. I am always lost in digital art, you remind me to get back to painting and creating by hand first.
Karen
What a beautiful day, a lovely companion, a great artist! Have a nice weekend Geninne.
Love from Rio.
beautiful work and beautiful paper.
paola
of course beautiful dog :-)
paola
Hello Geneinne. I love your work. I am a huge fan. I wanted to ask you about the paper you use. I see you have smaller handmade paper in this post and wondered where you found it. Currently I'm using "Fluid" watercolor paper. I think it's new. It's in the block form. I found a 4x8 block and love the unusual size. Thanks again! You are an inspiration. -Jessie
Thank you for pictures of Turbo. I've missed seeing him on your blog.
I love anything to do with Paris (including your latest painting). I believe that is a not-so-hidden request for a portrait in the next to last photo.
Those are so beautiful! I love the stamps!
Beautiful Colors . By your picture we can see the light is not the same. Here in Montreal it no sun, rain for the week end but you give us inspiration for try some creation.
Merci beaucoup
Francine.
I'm so happy to have found your blog!
Y ou have given me inspiration and made me re think my own blog. I've been a bit shy about blogging my art work.
Looking forward to following your work.
Chris
I've been drooling over your blog for a while now. Your art is wonderful, as is your surroundings! :)
Love your dog's face-sooo sweet :O)
Hi! I have just started following your blog and am really enjoying seeing your artwork. I like your clever drawing in your blog header - combining sewing and watercolor, two of my favorite things!
Your border collie is super cute! I have been thinking of getting one some day when my daughter gets a bit older.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and inspiring those of us who follow your blog!!
~Anna
Hey, we both keep our brushes in the same blue Ball jar! :) I adore your work and your blog - keep it up!
Qué bonito queda la maceta de sellos! Enhorabuena por tus trabajos, son todos muy bonitos.