On this rainy Saturday, I'm hoping for a break in the clouds so I can spring clean around my garden. Perennials need room to expand and it's an ideal time to divide late blooming plants like daylilies. I'm looking forward to seeing if my poppies and peonies will bloom since I moved a few of them in the fall. Sometimes, they need a season to recover.
While I wait, I'll show you suncatchers sporting some of my fairy art. Even on a rainy day they sparkle at my windows, casting rainbows. These are handpainted glass suncatchers by Amia, to whom I've licensed ten images. I have a new group of images in my head which I hope will be put to paper soon.
Like many of you, perhaps, when I'm indoors I look out and see all the areas which could use some TLC and when I do get out there I look back at my studio inspired to paint something new. I've not been so good at partitioning my days, so will see how it goes. Wish me luck, please.
GUIDING ANGEL
Happy New Year!
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I think the woodland fairy is my favorite! I just planted a few columbine and foxgloves...can't have too many of them in my opinion!!
ReplyDeleteThey look great, Barbara! I saw one of yours in a gift shop downtown. Sorry I've been a poor correspondant-I'm up to my eyeballs in work right now!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to be busy,though, isn't it, Jane? I'll look forward to seeing what wonderful images you're painting at this very moment.
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