watercolour done for the poem Tears by Philip Waldron..click here to read the poem
Anyone else cant stand the high pitched bells in their yoga class..have found a solution industrial strength ear plugs!
We have joined the rspb as a family so yesterday I took one of my sons to visit our nearest one at Marshside..he loved the hide but all the gulls outside were making too much noise. We later stopped off at a favourite cafe to feed the peacocks.
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Love your illustrations, love the soft and relaxing of the colors!
Have a great day!
Nora Clemens-Gallo
thank you..I wanted to comment on your blog too but couldnt find where to. I love your childs spinning wheel
Love the ‘tears’ painting, a great illustration of the poem. Glad your week has been fun. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
Great paintings!
Love and hugs
Maarit
the colours are beautiful and soft… and loved seeing the peacock… my aunt has them roaming wild in her yard…
lovely illustrations and sounds like a fun outing with your son. Happy PPF!
Haunting poem and your painting is a gentle illustration of the poem. Fun yoga art!.
Beautiful illustrations. I am a big fan of industrial earphones…I am rather over- sensitive to noise too.
Very nice post. The illustrations and the photos are wonderful.
Relaxing, beautiful, lovely.
I love your style…there is something rich and spiritual about it! I felt that exact way last week… Love the tears and the poem captured exactly how it feels!! Love how you ended on a happier note… beautiful post!
Hugs Giggles
I really so like your illustrations. They are so pretty. The first one is a real stunning one, Very dramatic in a quiet way. Hope you have a nice week and thank you for your visit to my blog. . genie
Beautiful delicate illustrations Lorraine, and what a brilliant thing to do… joining the RSPB. I have three feeding stations around my house and have quite a bill for seed at the end of every month. But they are so worth it.
beautiful interpretation of the poem, its lovely,, perfect!
Wonderful drawings, Lorraine. It seems you are noise adverse! I am wondering if you are normally in a quiet family and area? I got married in my twenties to an Italian and quickly learned only the loudest person gets to speak, so I adapted! I still like some constant of noise, usually the TV on from dawn to dusk! Wishing you peaceful days ahead.