A Garden Wander and then back to Painting ~

Hello!

Thought I'd have a wander through the garden earlier today and share the pretty things going on in it.

Hope all's going well with everyone.  Its been nice to see all the different things you're doing to pass the time in isolation... sewing, baking, painting and clearing out drawers and cupboards, sorting photos.
(I've been a silent visitor over this past while ... lol, unusual for me to be a bit lost for words but as I say, it's been nice to visit even so 💝)

Having a garden is something I'm always grateful for.  I feel so much for those who don't.

Here's some photos in the order that I wandered....

strawberry flowers are so delicate and pretty I always think

Back to a painting I've started.  I had a thought to do dolphins underwater and this is as far as I've done.  I have lovely music playing as I paint, its very nice to listen to.

painting in bubbles ... I love doing bubbles!

not finished yet

I think this is a lot of pictures in one post but I couldn't decide which ones to take out [smiling]

Thank you for your visits always.  I'll see you over at yours.  Take care, all the best, Sue xx

Drawing and painting

Hello!

I hope this finds each of you faring well - considering 😊💖

What a state our world is in!  Well, I reckon that there's been so much said about it that all I'd like to say is - Keep Smiling. 

I've been throwing myself into art again now.  Started the other day and very nearly haven't stopped.
Went back on Instagram and I found a group on facebook "Isolation Art Challenge" - a 14 painting a day challenge based on particular words.  Never thought I'd do that (tie myself down to a painting a day) but am enjoying it.  They're just quick sketches and I don't second-guess myself... what gets done, gets done! Makes my brain work if nothing else 😊

Here's what I've done so far:
Day 1 - Edible:

A pot of vegetable soup - using up leftover vegies

Day 2: Time

I titled this "Time is Precious" and painted it from Mum's clock that used to hang in her room.

Thanks for being such lovely blog-friends.  

See you soon, Sue xx