Mighty Harmonist

oceanharmonist

Sometimes I have to satisfy my inner photoshop nerd.. I got this image by tweaking a photo from the beach in Long Island layered with a photo of a bubble from last weekend.

In Progress

handcramps

I’ve been cutting away at this for the better part of the day (equals cramped hands). I’ve changed it around a lot as I’ve gone (it’s all a balancing act) and I’m still not sure how it’s going to end up, but I know there will be either a sun or moon involved. I just took a break and made a very necessary chocolate run.

Stormy Tuesday

storm hawk

Lightning, thunder, rain and a hawk taking refuge in the upper branches of a neighboring tree.. I had just been contemplating my own unease about violent midwestern storms when I looked out and saw the hawk shaking the water off of its feathers. I guess that’s all you can really do when all is said and done.

Regardless of how simple that sounds, I’m hoping for good luck in the weather department during this art fair season.. Last year was amazing except for a few extremely hot days, but I was never once rained out. A couple storms the previous summer left me thinking I’d have to abandon ship, including one straight line wind that just about took me with it but instead left me with broken glass and bloody hands. Who’da thunk an art fair could get so messy. Storms can be a little unnerving to say the least…

Undeterred

root

“Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth. They do not preach learning and precepts, they preach undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life.” -Hermann Hesse, Wandering