I seem to have water on my mind a lot
lately, as you will see when I publish images of my next two charcoal drawings
in my upcoming art newsletter.
Here in Tuscany,
Italy,
we recently had a decent rainstorm. I am
often enchanted with the light before, during, and AFTER a storm. This one left us with raindrops everywhere, a bit magical! I include in this post a few of my favorite
snapshots walking around my home the other day.
Also, I have a special offer on a work
that I did in Texas
on the same theme. I was down in Brownsville waiting for
my father to finish some pilot exam he had to take. “Raindrops on Shell Ginger” was how I amused
myself in the garden. Noticing Nature’s
wonders is a joy we should choose to experience.
Raindrops on Shell Ginger
$600, ships from Austin, Texas
Only $600, she ships in a frame
for protection, but it is a simple frame and I imagine you might prefer to
choose another one. If you are near Austin, Texas,
you may pick the work up there instead of having to pay for shipping. Zip = 78702
However, I am not always sure that
watching Nature’s wrath is an experience worth choosing. Almost every single one of my family members
in Florida
has chosen to stay home this weekend and await the terrible Hurricane Irma. As I write, I just saw an image in which
someone compared Hurricane Andrew
[which destroyed both my brother’s and my father’s homes in Homestead, Miami-area 25 years ago] to
Irma. Irma looks about THREE times the
size and you probably know she has already caused a lot of havoc and death! Watch with me:
Peace,
Kelly Borsheim, artist
P.S. IF original art, while
affordable, is STILL a bit out of your budget, or the piece you adored has
sold? Or do you like arty things in
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Shelter from the Storm - Lemon Tree |
See the big dark spot in the sky? Need new camera: Dirt is inside |
Raindrops on Rosemary |
My neighbor's dog Yoda enjoyed running around with me. |
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