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100 Day Project 2021: Part 2
Time for another recap for the 100 Day Project! The project started on January 31st this year and it’s been a busy couple of weeks so far. For my project this year, I’ve challenged myself to create a small painting each day for 100 days. I’ve divided up the 100…
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100 Day Project 2021: Part 1
It’s time for the 100 Day Project again! They decided to change the date to now instead of the beginning of April so I’ve been in a rush to decide on my idea and get ready to go. I think I’m finally on track though. The project started up on…
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Hand-Painted Birdhouses
One of the types of projects that I’ve been working on the last couple of months is hand-painted birdhouses. I really like being able to bring what would normally be a 2D painting and transform it into a 3D piece of art. The most popular one I painted was the…
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Portrait Series: Mrs. Williams
You would let me follow you around your garden, pointing out each flower and plant and showing me how they’ve grown. A favorite was the money plant, pulling apart the pieces pretending I had countless coins. And also the mint, which grew through your giant flowerbed. I would tip toe…
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Orchids
I thought I’d do something a little different today and share more about one of my most popular painting series – Orchids. A little over a year ago I bought myself a white orchid plant and have been a bit obsessed with how beautiful it is since. White Orchid with…
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Waterfall Wednesday: Genesee Lower Falls
We’ve reached the 49th Waterfall Wednesday blog post. Do you know what that means? Just one more waterfall next week and we’ve made it through the whole 50 New York Waterfalls project! I’m currently brainstorming ideas for upcoming blog posts. Anything topics you’d like to see more of? Today’s waterfall…
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Waterfall Wednesday: Unnamed Falls
This week we go to an unnamed waterfall in Buttermilk Falls State Park that almost wasn’t part of my 50 New York Waterfalls project. I was conflicted about including an unnamed waterfall in the project when all the other waterfalls were main features with their own names. Ultimately decided this…
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Waterfall Wednesday: Sweedler Preserve
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you may remember me previously mentioning Sweedler Preserve and my little mishap with reading the map (reread here). I’ve been reading up on the waterfall and the trails in this preserve and there are many young, experienced hikers that have commented on…
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Waterfall Wednesday: Rainbow Falls
“In one place in the island of Hawaii, we saw a laced and ruffled cataract of limpid water leaping from a sheer precipice fifteen hundred feet high; but that sort of scenery finds its stanchest ally in the arithmetic rather than in spectacular effect. If one desires to be so…
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Waterfall Wednesday: Upper Triphammer Falls
I haven’t quite pinned down why this waterfall is one of my favorites. Maybe it’s because it falls at angular steps. Maybe it’s because it’s in such an urban setting. Maybe it’s because it satisfies some need to find out where things start. Maybe it’s the beautiful lake and waterlilies…
