Looks like we may finally be off to the old country! Too bad there's no room for paints and brushes. Talk to you all later.

Painted these tulips tonight from my birthday tulips. This is a large canvas(for me) and was painting it to hang in the "Curves" where I am a member. First, when asked if I might hang a canvas, they thought they might have to charge me and now they keep asking when the picture is coming. Going on a 2 week holiday so will not be posting for a while. God Bless!

More orange, in honour of our trip to the Old Country in a week.

"The heavens are telling the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands."

Trying to paint a purple tulip from a black and white photo.


"As the flower of the field, so he flourishes. When the wind has passed over it, it is no more; " Psalm 103: 15

This is the final edition of the tulip-for now! Can't wait to paint the real thing outside. Much too cold to do that right now.

"Do not boast about tomorrow for you do not know what the day will bring forth" Prov. 27:1

Oops! The pink tulip has become a red one! Still working on this-Kinda like "He's still working on me"

Finally, back to doing some painting! The weather has been so mild that everywhere is evidence of the renewal of the season The Star Magnolias are just shouting their beauty! Here is a painting of something smaller-crocuses. Close to the warm earth they are basking in the sun.

Tuberous begonias in a window box last summer. Getting ready to plan this summer's boxes. Great painting material!

Spring is in the air and so are tulips-daffodils are blooming on the south side of the house. Have done some revision on this tulip painting.

A small painting of Beebalm.

This painting of the "pigweed" was done on a cheap piece of 1/4" plywood and the corner cracked on the way home. C'est la vie!

It was sitting on the top of a rock in the full sun.Wonderful shadows!

White Pine in West Flamborough.