Welcome! See Italy (and more) through the eyes of an artist: American sculptor and painter Kelly Borsheim creates her life and art in Italy and shares her adventures in travel and art with you. Come on along, please and Visit her fine art work online at: www.BorsheimArts.com
This was a wonderful and colorful video. Thanks Kelly. I have to look up where Toscana is. And how many dogs were you talking to! Any of the shots would be beautiful painted on a ceiling like ina bedroom.
Oh, sorry, Barb. Toscana is the real name in Italian for Tuscany, Italy. Valleriana is the name of a region in Tuscany, also known as Swiss Pescia (Svizzera Pesciatina), that contains ten castled-villages from Medieval times in the hills north of Pescia. Pescia lies between Florence (Firenze) and Lucca.
My Valleriana blog: http://pleinairvalleriana.blogspot.com/
I thought that I had been speaking to Yoda, and his owner, my neighbor. But later I also saw another neighbor's dog visiting: Laica.
The ceiling idea would be fantastic for a mural the States. Here, most of the ceilings I have seen are ceramic terra-cotta tiles. With wood beams from chestnut trees, it would be a shame to cover them. That said, while I was outside photographing and witnessing this amazing evening after such a rainy and windy day, I kept imagining how to use those colors and forms and movements in pastel paintings. So many projects and ideas, and I work too slow!
Thank you so much for commenting. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Cheers, Kelly
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This was a wonderful and colorful video. Thanks Kelly. I have to look up where Toscana is. And how many dogs were you talking to! Any of the shots would be beautiful painted on a ceiling like ina bedroom.
Barbara CCantor
Oh, sorry, Barb. Toscana is the real name in Italian for Tuscany, Italy. Valleriana is the name of a region in Tuscany, also known as Swiss Pescia (Svizzera Pesciatina), that contains ten castled-villages from Medieval times in the hills north of Pescia. Pescia lies between Florence (Firenze) and Lucca.
My Valleriana blog:
http://pleinairvalleriana.blogspot.com/
I thought that I had been speaking to Yoda, and his owner, my neighbor. But later I also saw another neighbor's dog visiting: Laica.
The ceiling idea would be fantastic for a mural the States. Here, most of the ceilings I have seen are ceramic terra-cotta tiles. With wood beams from chestnut trees, it would be a shame to cover them.
That said, while I was outside photographing and witnessing this amazing evening after such a rainy and windy day, I kept imagining how to use those colors and forms and movements in pastel paintings. So many projects and ideas, and I work too slow!
Thank you so much for commenting. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Cheers,
Kelly
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