Ms. Sandpiper ~ watercolor and brush pen Friday Post ~ Means Artists and Poets. This week has flown by and the most art work I have done is photography, haiku and trying to complete my sketchbook for the Sketchbook Project 2013. So here is a painting above that I did today with watercolors and brush pen on hot press watercolor paper. I used a photo in Golden Guide to Birds. Living near the seashore I love the shore birds. As you can tell from previous posts this week, ArtMuse Dog and I have spent lots of time walking and visiting the beach that is nearby. So good for the creative spirit. haiku transition season another so quickly gone wheel of life spinning. -o- leaves green, colors next amazing rapidity now days warm, nights cooler. -o- ah, New England time reds, golds, oranges, shine delighting the eyes. -o- We are sharing today with: Paint Party Friday Haiku My Heart Creative Everyday Enjoy the art and poetry here and at the blogs linked above. Wishing you a loving and happy weekend. Hugs and namaste, and We love to have you post your comments, thoughts or questions to delight us all in the day ~ especially, ArtMuse Dog ^_^ QUOTE FOR THE DAY: 'I never get tired of the blue sky.' ~ Vincent Van Gogh |
That is lovely as an image of New England autumn. The leave here are turning on the mountains.
ReplyDeleteIt seems life is flying by...what's going on? The work load is overwhelming and I'm hurrying winter which will, hopefully, give me some rest time.
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Ms. Sandpiper is very cute. I also like the texture you accomplished in the sand!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work by you, simple strokes and a fine bird!
ReplyDeleteWheel of life keeps spinning :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting, and a great haiku!
ReplyDeleteThese haikus so aptly capture the season. Wonderfully done. I like your sketch too. The shorebirds are passing through our area now. It is fun to go out to see if we can find any in our land locked area. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet birdie. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet painting Carol!
ReplyDeleteyou have a beautiful blog. and what caught my eye (and interest) right away is The Tao of Pooh. namaste, melinda alpha #27 ppf
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet and darling bird!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol and ArtMuse. I love your Ms. Sandpiper. The watercolors look soft and birdies looks ready to go. Nicely done. Have a wonderful weekend. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteGreat words on the coming autumn.
ReplyDeleteSeasons coming and going, feels good to spend time here with you and your boy!
ReplyDeleteNamaste x
I never get tired of the lush green.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Haikus and bird painting. How lovely to live near the sea! Have a good weekend, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLoving your pretty bird Carol. Enjoy the coast line its so invigorating. Happy PPF, Annette x
ReplyDeleteLovely capture of the changing season ~
ReplyDeletespending time at the seaside is so healing and wonderful for the soul. I love your shorebird. Beautiful work this week, Carol. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteHi Carol.....love this sandpiper!!!! I saw some of these a while ago and never knew what they were called!!! Thank you for teaching me something new today!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute Sandpiper and lovely poem Carol! I can't believe how fast time is going by either. Enjoy your weekend. ~Rhonda ♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sand-piper painting and poetry!!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
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We do seem like we were in the same place in our hearts this week, Carol. I hope you sweet little ArtMuse recovers quickly...the world just keeps spinning...faster it seems than I am ready. ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite times of year, when the leaves change color, "delighting the eyes", nicely done, :-) and your art delights the eyes as well!
ReplyDeleteCarol and your lovely art muse dog, the sandpiper painting is wonderful. I opened your blog and before reading a word, I smiled and said to myself, what a nice sandpiper! And your haikus are right on! It is fast becoming autumn here.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like how you have handled the grass... it gives the whole thing a great energy...xx
ReplyDeleteOh how I love the ocean - such nourishment for the soul! I love your sandpiper and you haiku just makes me want to breathe in Autumn!! Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteSweet and charming painting and awesome autumn haikus, totally expresses the essence of the season!
ReplyDeleteI just love your cheeky Sandpiper. Beautifully created. He really comes to life.
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your delightful painting stirs memories of my childhood on the beaches of Connecticut. your haiku fill me with the colourful anticipation of this gold season now softly unfolding. thank you carol for being a beautiful part of haiku my heart!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in your painting, and the haiku is beautiful!
ReplyDeletewonderful my friend. Namaste'
ReplyDeleteEspecially loving your haiku.
ReplyDeleteThe bird is framed so beautifully by the grass! And you really captured the gracefulness and color of beach grass. Very sweet.
ReplyDeletethis wonderful set sounds somewhat familiar! Even better the third time round....lol
ReplyDeleteDear Carol,
ReplyDeleteOn September 21st I always think of New England and Fall colors. I was there once right on the cusp of your reds, golds, and oranges. I hope I can see Fall in full someday.
Love your painting. It is so sweet. I loved your haiku this week too. x
ReplyDeleteYour bird is amazing and I am sure she has a song in her heart very much like you :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sandpiper!!
ReplyDeleteCute! I don´t recognize many birds, ours are all city ones (small and quick).
ReplyDeleteLovely painting Carol! So much inspiration around us no? :)
ReplyDeleteI love the painting and the instructions. I am just getting into watercolor (dipping my toe in the water so to speak). It is certainly a different medium. I go more for pastels and prismacolor pencils. I use to do watercolor a very very long time ago. Practice, Practice, Practice! Thanks for visiting, Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeleteYOur Sandpiper is so sweet! I love the way you painted it! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely..You have captured the seasons change perfectly in your Haiku and painting. HPPF late.
ReplyDeleteI love Ms Sandpiper..... she is beautiful. How lucky you are to be so close to the sea.
ReplyDeleteKaren