I love this beautiful website where I get to visit
every week with some fabulous artists. I know
that we are not all aligned philosophically,
politically, or geographically. In sharing our art
we also share a little bit of ourselves, opening up
to new ideas and a broader look at our world.
Thanks to Kristin and Eva for hosting this
weekly art exhibit called: Paint Party Friday.
Thanks for all the good wishes and prayers.
I think my mouth is healing well from the
tooth extraction and implant.
The daffodils that my dh had planted in the woods are
blooming like crazy. So good to be able to see them
and remember the fun but tiring times when they were planted.
I tried to paint a tulip from a screen shot of my niece's
beautiful flower, but we all know that the "light" colors
are not the same as the paint or ink colors on paper.
My watercolor class had a choice of what to paint.
I chose to paint the weathered posts and water.
I played around with watercolors and did this strange looking woman.
I cut up part of the silhouette reeds painting
and made a sympathy card with it.
and finally I am showing an activity I will
be doing with children at church. They are
studying Zacchaeus (Luke 19:3).







Wow you have been busy. I love the blooming daffodils. Your watercolors are great. I love the girl she does not look strange to me at all. Nice works this week.
ReplyDeleteI love the story of your blooming daffodils! Your watercolors are beautiful too! I love the flower and your hand tree! The kids will love creating one so much! Your girl looks so inquisitive, she's wonderful! Love what you wrote about our incredible diverse group of art bloggers!
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Fantastic art, and love the new header. Lovely to see the daffodils in the woods, too. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI especially like how your flower turned out, you did such a great job. Visiting from PPF.
ReplyDeleteI love how your tulip turned out! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteAll you art looks super
ReplyDeleteHello Faye, that's so nice to read the story of your daffodils, they really look at home in their woodland setting.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful tulip and I love its background too.
Your lady is gorgeous, her colours are so nice.
Have fun with the children, how lucky they are to have you organising that activity!
Cheers and, yes, it's such a wonderful group of artists to be a part of. I appreciate the friendships and the new knowledge.
Happy PPF!
Glad you are doing better. I love your latest paintings they are wonderful.Have a great weekned.
ReplyDeleteHi, Faye ❤
ReplyDeleteThe blooming daffodils are magical bringing you good memories.
The tulips and the painting with children are my favorites this time among your beautiful art.
Happy weekend and upcoming week ♥
I always love tulips and these are lovely but your weathered posts really speak to me. Gorgeous! Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteSweet daffodils and story. Love your wonderful watercolor pieces Faye. The water and weathered posts remind me so of the beach. Love the art lesson for the Sunday school class too. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteHello Dear Faye, I love your new (?) header. Or have I just missed it in previous posts? Lots of lovely work this week. The weathered posts and water tugged at my heart.
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Beautiful daffodils! So pretty. I can't wait for spring to happen here (I'm in Canada so we're waiting another few weeks). Pretty watercolour pieces too. I love the weathered posts :)
ReplyDeleteLove your weathered post painting. Happy PPF.
ReplyDeletebeautiful art Faye, you did a great job on the tulip with the shading, it is so difficult for me to differentiate the petals that way.
ReplyDeleteYour daffodils are beautiful! Nothing much coming up here in Chicago area although we had five days in the 50's a week ago. The shape and color of your screen shot flower is right on. I like your sympathy card, too.
ReplyDeleteYour watercolors are so delightful. Your talent is amazing. Are you going to teach the children the song, "Zacchaeus was a wee little man..."
ReplyDeleteFaye, your Daffodils look so lovely in your woods...but I know that their beauty is secondary to their true meaning for you.
ReplyDeleteYour art is so gorgeous...it always has been and I love your Tulip paintings.
Big Hugs
I absolutely agree with your statement that we we're not all aligned in our believes, but we are "opening up to new ideas and a broader look at our world." That's what is wrong with our political world these days in our country. There are good and bad people on both sides, but people are so bipartisan, they can't see beyond party lines. May God have mercy on us. Anyway, I really like your tulip painting and your sympathy card is precious. May the peace of the Lord be with you, my friend.
ReplyDeleteLots of wonderful art Faye! I don't think your woman looks strange. She looks thoughtful to me, as if she's contemplating what you are saying :-) Beautiful daffodils, and such sweet memories for you. We are still waiting for them to come out.
ReplyDeleteNice tulips. I think every time you paint something it may be the same thing but it truly is different. And, that's not a strange woman, just thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, you have been busy! These are lovely, I especially love the tulip. I think I always see things differently when I sketch or paint them... I hope you continue to feel better and better.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your cheerful blooms - both in your yard and in your artwork! I think the tulips are lovely! I, too, have daffodils and crocus blooming, and I noticed down at the pond today that the lilies have multiplied like crazy! Can't wait to see them bloom, and catch their reflections on the water! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art. :) We have spring here, too, but it can still change as we had snow one morning and by the afternoon all was melted because the sun was so hot.
ReplyDeleteAs I saw your header pop into view I had the same thought you expressed. It's such a blessing to be able to visit via blogs with other wonderful souls all over the world! I always enjoy seeing what you've been working on. How wonderful to see the daffodils blooming and having the memories of your husband. That is a really cute idea for your Sunday school lesson! May God bring speedy healing from your dental work. Thanks for sharing your art! :)
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on all your art pieces, Faye...I especially like the weathered boards and tulip. I love daffodils! There were my favourite flower as a child. :)
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