….a new twist on Monster Monday
My husband is getting very serious about producing a children’s book using his monster drawings. To help him with his backgrounds and clean-up his paintings, he’s invested in a new iPad Pro and purchased Procreate.
Procreate is a wonderful program used for drawing and painting. There’s a steep learning curve for those of us who have never used a program like this before but Kevin is working on it every day. Here is his first Monster Monday using Procreate.
…so pretty after the last snowfall
….looks like they are all the same colour
…didn’t know what I was buying until I took the webbing off the flower heads
Nice surprise.
When these tulip buds open I’ll be sure to share them with you. They are going to be gorgeous.
…thanks to Becky B for hosting March Squares
I was covered in these after I took the shot. Nature’s velcro.
…..March 13….thanks to Becky B from Life With B for hosting March Square
Back in the summer there was a wonderful exhibition of a giant quilt called The Quilt of Belonging. It was on display at the Canadian National Exhibition and each square represents the cultural legacies of all the First Peoples in Canada and every nation in the world. There are 263 blocks in this quilt that measures 120 feet long (36 metres) and 10.5 feet high (3.5 metres).
The first square that I’m sharing with you represents Italy. I wasn’t sure how this house showcased Italian culture but apparently the house in this block is based on a popular song called A Little House in Canada. The song describes the dream of many Italians to own a small house in Canada surrounded by a pool of fish and many lilacs.
Mama Cormier 