11 Apr
Before the Creative Process
Gathering Lavender
No shoes allowed.
Sit just so in the chair and nestle your toes in the grass
Close your eyes and listen.
What’s that music?
Bettcha it’s the hum of happy bees working in the lavender.
Take a breath
Sometimes a year takes a long time to roll around. It is, after all, a whole year 🙂
I know some of you are hankering to come paint with me (and all of my 2014 workshops have been filled a really long time–like almost a year!)
so I decided not to make you wait ’til 2015 🙂
I will be adding 3 workshops for this year.
2 in Lexington, KY in September, 2014
1 in Costa Mesa, CA in November, 2014
The info to register will go out April 18, 2014 to those on my subscriber list. If you’d like to get the early notice make sure you are subscribed, just click here.
“Gathering Lavender”
12 x 12in oil on museum quality panel
$675
Lovely
Eu gostaria muito, mas não posso, totalmente inviável. SUCESSO e obrigada por ser essa pessoa humana!!
Did you know I needed to hear your words this morning? I will be meeting you in Costa Mesa this year. Can’t wait to learn from you.
Blessings,
Sally
wow I really like your paintings, and I love Venice, your picture were awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I, too, want to attend the newly offered class in Costa Mesa. Can’t wait! Love, love, you work and inspiration!
Dreama, this is really lovely, it feels so cosy, calm and cocooning… oh I so want to sit there and let myself “treat” by the nature!!!
Dreama, this lavender field painting is gorgeous! We’re going to Provence this year, but will miss the lavender blooms, sadly 🙁
My shoes are definitely off, and I am connecting with nature via my bare feet while sitting amongst all that beautiful lavender, taking in their gorgeous fragrance. The song I hear is Sting’s beautiful classic, ‘Fields of Gold.’ If Sting himself had been sitting here amongst all this joyous colour, he might very well have changed the title of the song to ‘Fields of Lavender.’
I love when you take us along to Lavender Land…one of my favourite places to be, if I can’t be near the ocean.
I would so very, very much love to one day be a part of the Dreama Workshop family (I think at one point you called it the Purple Berets, if memory serves me?). One day…but in the meantime, I am there via all the photos you share with us, smiling right along with all of those happy happy people.
Beautiful, Dreama. As always…beautiful.
Just add me to the one in Costs Mesa, I’m in
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