Started my 48 x 72!

“If thou tastest a crust of bread,

thou tastest all the stars and all the heavens.”

Robert Browning

There is nothing better on a rainy Sunday morning 

than baking a fresh french loaf.

Paired with apricot jam and a warm cup of joe...

sliced straight from the oven...

BOY HOWDY!

It's the little things.

Holy Crinoid!

 Finally. On. Break.

Some pics I snagged of Hay's treasures.

(Amethyst is her gemstone)

Rainy day getaway.

New Harmony, Indiana.

Magical.

These little darlings were only one inch tall. 

I have a slight obsession with greenhouses. I felt trapped in a lush dark dream when I came across this glass enclosed world tucked away behind an ivy covered garden.

The Antheneum by internationally-known architect Richard Meier.

A delicious winter garden that is the subject of my envy!

For an entire year I have searched for a vintage copy of A Field Guide to the Birds. Alas! My quest is over! Upon entering a corner coffee shop (joined to the Stephen Pace Gallery, sigh...) what should I find front and center of a rickety old bookcase!?! Hooray! Coupled with a caramel machiatto, it doesn't get any better than that!

Lucy Chadwick · A Selby film for ZARA

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Num num num num...

I adore every stinking inch of Robin William's painting in every way! It's absolutely DELICIOUS!!! DELICIOUS I SAY!

Gallery hopping with Hay

My Squamish. Meramec River.

This is where I recharge.

Funny how when I should be doing this...

all I can think about is this.

How I miss you my soft frozen flakes.

This makes me want to get busy.

(Just kidding mom.) 

From newest issue of Lonny.

Grace.

Inspired by a super cool young lady I met over oysters on the bay in Apalachicola.

Art day on the deck.

Finding myself in the home stretch of spring break from chiropractic school, I have been scrambling to paint as much as possible. Hayden and I spent yesterday on our deck painting/coloring. The sun was warm, breeze was steady,and my tea was fantastic. It doesn't get any better than that!

"Boogla".  Hayden's latest masterpiece.

We're in the neon phase this spring.

I found this amazing driftwood stump on one of my trips last year to Apalachicola. I carried it a half mile down a deserted beach back to my Jeep. Talk about a workout! It was so worth it... it doubles as a brush holder! Sweet.

Terrah with Elle.

This is a new little piece I did for my pregnant friend Terrah. She is due any day now! Congrats guys... I am so excited for you both!

New work.

Another sweet little piece(oil on artist board)for sale. 

Moon Shell.

Newer piece for sale which will be heading to FL soon!

Michelle Armas!

I am dying to purchase one of these smaller pieces by Michelle Armas! One of my favorite artist/bloggers. (You may have seen her work carried by Urban Outfitters). She is terribly talented and wickedly funny. Michelle has been working on smaller 12x12 and 18x18 paintings that are super affordable. They literally sell out several hours after she posts them!!! Her larger work is major kick-ass as well. I stalk her site daily watching for new work!

 

 

 

What do you think? Pretty yummy stuff right!?!

Snowy day collage.

Snuggled up at home on our snow day (the dance worked), Hayden and I decided to take a cue from Cafe Moomah and make collages.

A dissected Anthropologie magazine.

A dab of Elmer's.

And some gouache. Ha, what a great word.

Gouache.

Gouache.

Gouache.

Voila!