…thanks to Rainee for getting me started on the 30 Day Creativity Challenge
Yesterday I continued working on a baby blanket for the new grandchild that is due to arrive next week. Sometimes I need to take a break from drawing or painting and do something else. I’ve also been reading quite a bit. The book is due back tomorrow so I’ll be going back to that after I complete this post.
….thanks to Becky B for hosting January Squares
More and more signs now are back lit. 
…thanks to Rainee for getting me going on the30 Day Creativity Challenge
I’ve just completed my third art piece around the saying ‘This is impossible to read but it was fun to make.’ My inspiration came from watching Lesson two for the 2020: Pictures and Words year long class hosted by Carla Sonheim. The teacher for this class has us doing something very different but I was mesmerized by her glasses and decided to use her as my subject for this drawing. Thanks Martha.
….thanks to Cee for hosting the Fun Foto Challenge
Spring may seem far away but March 21st is just around the corner. This year I’ll be in London, England when spring arrives and I’m hoping to see blossoms on the trees and some early spring flowers.
…thanks Becky for hosting January Squares
In the new addition at Sherway Gardens in Toronto they’ve installed skylights that run through an entire hall. I think they’re beautiful.
….thanks to Rainee for starting me on my 30 Day Creativity Challenge
Here is the second assignment of lesson one for Carla Sonheim’s class, 2020: Pictures and Words. Using the phrase ‘This might be impossible to read but it was fun to make.’ I created a way out collage using facial features and words.
….thanks to the Lens Artists Photo Challenge for this week’s theme Window With a View
Over Italy
In Assisi
From Lucy’s point of view
From our apartment in Rome
…thanks to Sunshine for hosting Macro Monday
I love dried plant material and up close there’s lots of texture to explore.
Mama Cormier 