I'm SO grateful that they invite me to do that! Thanks Glenn. Sharing my love for watercolour sketchbook journaling is always an honour, and always feels good, but especially this time when I needed the nudge to get going myself.
We had a great group. Small (only three people plus me), but fun, enthusiastic and talented. Thanks ladies for coming out! The class was supposed to be en plein aire, but it was a blustery, gloomy day. We hit the tearoom at the art gallery instead and, as usual, I used feet to demonstrate perspective and same-sized drawing.
It's thanksgiving weekend here in Canada. We're heading up to our ski place and I'm cooking a big turkey dinner tomorrow. Mom is coming, along with my brother and his family, and of course our boys. And Yogi, the giant lap puppy. I'm looking forward to it all, and to kicking off the season up at Apex with a good family feast.
Thanks to those of you who left messages and sent emails, popped in to my blog, and ordered books this month, in spite of my disappearance. I'll try not to go dark for so long next time.
xo
5 comments:
You obviously needed that hibernation time after your loss but I'm glad to see you are back sketching again.
Just to add that I hope you're enjoying a beautiful Thanksgiving although I'm sure it will feel a little sad at times as you remember your Dad. xo
Happy Thanksgiving, good to see you drawing again. Life can throw us off track sometimes... good to see you're finding your way again.
As Serena said, you needed the hibernation time, especially as your father was so special. We are still all here waiting for your posts, take your time.
Belated Happy Thanksgiving.
I'm glad to see you've finded your way again, as said Eine.
Cheer up!
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