Today’s Canadian painting is “Cobalt” painted by Yvonne McKague Housser in 1931. N
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Someone said there’d be cake. Writer, originally Chicawgowan, living in Oyreland for the craic. Older - and stronger - than dirt.
Colourful Snakelocks Anemone tentacles flowing in a Galway rock pool today
Photo from hanging around the docks last week. It shows what I still call the new power station (built in the 90s) the continuing shuffling of heaps of sand on the outer harbour, and the Britannia monument, etched by JMW Turner in 1829.
How long must captivity last to break a pane of glass and see a pair of cow’s eyes? How long must a leaf struggle to break through the window, escape from prison, and grow spring?
Watching An afternoon walk locally yesterday took us past an old farm with the cows still waiting to be allowed out into the fields to play! We live across from a farm & after a long winter, it's so nice to see the cows going out each day with a joyous spring in their step....any day now hopefully!
Drawing created by Danielle Koren, c.1979, in the art therapy studio at Netherne hospital where she was compelled to live. This drawing on scrap paper is very small, found among Edward Adamson’s files of personal correspondence which contain many cards & letters from individuals sent after release
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Today is too hot for stuff so I’m sitting by the AC and working on this illustration. I’m hoping to get all the towers pencilled today.
This is Top 10 of the somewhat obscure books I tell everybody to read bc it's trippy to think how recent most outdoor light is