I want to share some photos from a couple years ago near Key West, Florida at the botanical gardens and also Hemingways Florida home.
If I am feeling down, I could just say the name of this tree "Blolly" and I would feel a smile form on my face.
Lots of greenery here.
And up here.
Here is the Hemingway house at Key West, FL.
Hemingway House kitchen (I painted a picture of this.)
One of the many Hemingway cats. (I also painted this!)
I've been reading a book about Edward Lear, the artist, author, and poet.
Reading the book has inspired in me a desire to make some fun and silly rhymes and limericks myself.
On Washington Island in Wisconsin, there is a fiber arts school.
They sell many supplies for knitting, quilting, batik dying, and even basket weaving. They have a library and classes as well. Students sell some of their work there too. I hope to take some classes there in 2019!
Hanging art can be intimidating. But I don't want you to feel intimidated by displaying your art!
Of course, there is the traditional way of hanging art on walls.
But smaller artworks can also be propped on a table easel, floor easel, shelf, or against anything sturdy enough to hold it. What do you think?
