Lauren Humphrey via Brown paper bag
I love Julie Van Wezemael’s work. I stumbled upon her drawings while browsing through Flickr. Since then, I impatiently wait for her next post. They don’t come very often but they are worth the wait! The textures she creates, the compositions, the strong shapes combined with delicate backgrounds make her world really beautiful.
Some of the hunters’ caches in the woods. They come in all shapes and sizes.
Some funky chickens (they better hide during hunting season!)
A very pretty henhouse (via l’oiseau chante)
Ink, watercolour, acrylic and graphite on paper
It was getting a bit dark… I like when photos almost turn to abstracts.
Don’t you love these two? :-)
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Here is an animation of flying hearts made in 2004. The music is from Éric Satie (Gnossienne No.1).
Nicolas and I don’t really celebrate Valentine’s Day, but I feel it is a good moment to reflect on what makes us happy.
Here is a part of my list…
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*Family and friends*
*Snow, lots of it*
*Living here*
*These little creatures*
*Gardening*
*Drawing*
*Last but certainly not least: him…*
And cooking, eating, reading, swimming, listening to music… :-)
What makes you happy?
Ink and acrylic on paper
I walk a lot in the forest but apart for a few species, I can’t tell what kind of tree is in front of me. I really need to educate myself!
The forest through the eyes of Lisa Marie Hunter (via Art Hound).
Ink, gouache and acrylic on paper
During the winter, the little lake becomes an ice ring. :-)
I love this little bookmark (via À petit bruit).
Ink, watercolour, acrylic, pen and Japanese paper on paper
Two versions of her…
And some tree bark textures…
Ink, watercolour, acrylic on paper
I would like to see this exhibition in San Diego but I will stay here and snowshoe. :-)
Have a good weekend!
