…April 30, 2026
A stunning set of sculptures at the Clarendon Fine Art Gallery on Upper Street.
If you have some trios to share just copy my post and paste it into yours. When I figure out how to make comments from my phone I’ll get back to you.
…for Thursday Trios on BBC December 4, 2025
…thanks to Debbie Smyth for hosting One Word Sunday https://travelwithintent.com/2024/02/18/teal/
Teal has always been one of my favourite colours, especially in my paintings.
…thanks to Debbie for hosting the One Word Sunday Challenge https://travelwithintent.com/2022/06/19/hole/
…textures from the Echos Show at WAAC
….mesmorized
…thanks to SMKelly for hosting Sculpture Saturday https://nofixedplans5.wordpress.com/2021/07/24/sculpture-saturday-41/
Outside Creelman Hall at the University of Guelph. The university was originally an agricultural school and to this day it still offers courses in farming and animal husbandry. This metal sculpture of a tractor with a farmer in the driver’s seat is new to me and my husband. I studied Family Studies here and met Kevin some 48 years ago through a friend who lived next door to me.
….from bumpy to spiky
Bumpy
Chewed
Smooth
Spiky and Brittle
….thanks to Jude of Travel Words for hosting Life in Colour https://traveltalk.me.uk/2021/01/31/life-in-colour-5/
The colour for this month is brown. Brown is not the first colour that comes to mind for me but in my art I am appreciating this neutral colour more and more. In the family of browns one can find colours such as burnt sienna, raw sienna, burnt umber, chocolate brown, tan, beige, taupe, chestnut, russet, desert sand and beaver. Many of these browns are easily found in nature.
Mama Cormier 