15 Jun
Future
Open to Possibilities
On a clear blue day
‘Neath a veil of petals and leaves
The heart opens itself
To the amazing possibilities
that a day can hold.
(Your special window in the south of France:))
How’s the packing going??? You know, for your trip to France with me 🙂
Since I am teaching a 5 day workshop in KY right before we leave, EP decided I needed assistance with my packing…. I’d be HAPPY to send him on over to help you with your stuff…..
“Open to Possibilities”
12 x 12in oil on museum quality panel $600
P.S. You might want to pack a lint brush. Eddie Pierre seems to spend extra time “folding” anything black. Just sayin’.
P.S.S. Don’t forget to pack your watercolor journal, postcards, watercolors, a brush and a pen. We are going to make memories!!!
P.S.S.S. My June letter is filled with color, humor and inspiration—you can see it by clicking here:))
Hey, look at the ship painting on my site with butterflies for sails! Awesome… Tell me wht u think…
Dreama,
I hope this is the correct place to post about your paintings, photos, videos and musings while in France. I absolutely love every part of your adventure! The videos are wonderful as it does make me feel like part of your painting holiday! France is beautiful but your work makes it even more beautiful and I am enjoying it all each and every day! I leave for my vacation in a few days and thank goodness, I finally purchased an Ipad so I can continue to share this wonderful French holiday! Thank you, thank you! Nancy
Yep. My virtual bags are all packed and ready to join you and all the artists for my armchair holiday in France. Can’t wait to enjoy all the adventures you all get up to.
And I am definitely open to the possibility of maybe next year joining you and the other artists. I’ve been saving my pennies and euros for a while now, waiting for just such a special adventure to present itself to me. I’m hoping that 2014 will be that year, and an art workshop in France next year will be that special adventure. Yes…I am definitely open to that possibility.
In the meantime, enjoy the workshop in Kentucky, and then it’s ooh-la-la…off to France! And be sure to send the Eds many postcards. 🙂