For Waterywednesday
For Midweek BluesFor Sky Watch
Last week I heard on the news that they were clearing the snow
on the roads for the summer visitors to come to Yosemite National Park.
on the roads for the summer visitors to come to Yosemite National Park.
That means that the snow still melting on the mountains like this
in the Northern part, that the waterfalls will have lots of water.
Last year what we know as the green Meadows
were a brown slushy mess....in June!
That is California too, it seems:)
"Snow in June," 15 x 30 inch. Acrylic, St.Germain
Some years ago I did my own rendition in acrylic
(one of my rare acrylic paintings)
of another year that the snow was still melting in June.
"Snow in June," 15 x 30 inch. Acrylic, St.Germain
Some years ago I did my own rendition in acrylic
(one of my rare acrylic paintings)
of another year that the snow was still melting in June.
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23 comments:
Weather is crazy. Your pics are very beautiful! LG Tina
I love your use of color. This is lovely...
Your painting is simply lovely!
IT DOESN’T TAKE AN OCEAN
It doesn’t take an ocean
Or a mighty sea,
A simple little raindrop
Is enough for me!
I also like the jewels
Scattered in the grass
After summer thunderstorms
Soak the earth and pass.
There’s also perspiration
Clinging to a nose—
A sign of honest labor,
Or so I suppose!
Wonderful, most wonderful,
Are the seven seas,
But give me downy snowflakes
Clinging to the trees!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Papaoneone Beach
I love your painting in acrylic, Jeannette. Maybe you should use it more often. It's a medium that seems to suit you well. XOX
I really like your painting. It's darn good...
Lovely painting rendition of a phenomena captured by photograph. Yosemite is a place I shall probably only see through your eyes.
Your painting is way more beautiful than the actual scene.
Tina,
Thank you, Friend:)
Betsy,
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy it:)
MMTeacher,
Thank you!
Irene,
You have a point! The only problem is that there are not enough days:):) How are you doing with painting, Irene?
Patrick,
Thanks so much, Friend!
I'm not doing with painting at all, Jeannette. I've completely lost my taste for it.
Great painting of you!Have a nice weekend!
Any artist would find your wonderful tall frame a real dream of a gift. The wood is so beautiful...I know you are thrilled. Your photographs are lovely this week. Genie
I can imagine the serenity of painting a gorgeous mountain scene like this... lovely, Jeanette.
Beautiful photo of the view and fabulous painting, it is a special talent to be able to capture those views on canvas
Beautiful shot and painting!
Have a great weekend.
Excellent painting.
Joyce M
Niwt1,
Sure hope you will still get to do some traveling, friend!
One,
You make me blush!
Irene,
Oh, wow, I hope you get your taste back...sometime...you were good - with a very individual style:)
Steffi,
Thank you so much and also for visiting this blog!
Genie,
Thank you! You mean the easel? Yes, it's a dream!
Francisca,
Thank you!... yeah now you say it, I'm better in these serene scenes than the busy city life scenes.
Pearl Maple,
Thanks so much! Provided we also have a lot of practice:)
Bare Mio,
Thanks so much and enjoy your weekend!
What a wonderful painting. That blue nile flower is just gorgeous1
Hi there - seems like more evidence that I need to organise another trip to the USA!
The next post with Jacarandas and bottle brush trees has a bit of an Australian feel - I've got both plants within 20ft of my desk!
Cheers Stewart M - Australia
Beautiful mountain view and nice painting too.
similar to mine. But you have some artwork too. :)
Stewart,
Thanks for your visit! Haha, if you need evidence, I'll give it to you: the US is more than the Grand Canon, San Francisco, and New York -of course there's also Hawaii...
Thomas,
Thank you, as well as for visiting this blog!
Naturefootstep,
In Dutch they have a saying: two souls, but one thought:) Enjoy your weekend!
Light and Voices,
Thank you so much, and also for visiting this blog!
Lady Fi,
Thank you Fiona. That melting snow may remind you of where you are living;) yes, tat easel is the most used furniture in my living room
I like your painting of the late snowmelt.
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