I had three students for my inaugural Nature Journaling Expanded Workshop at the Society of Bluffton Artist’s Gallery (SOBA).What fun we had! We began by creating custom journals that included covering two boards, cutting down full sheets of watercolor paper and punching holes so we could assemble our books. Learning page design elements was next, […]
Category Archives: Nature Journaling
A ‘Carolina’ Perfect Day
If a sensory dictionary existed and you could look up and feel a perfect Carolina day……. today would be there 🙂 We finally had a break from the unusually high heat and humidity that’s been with us for most of September. Yesterday was actually cloudy and in the mid 70’s. That was a shock! And […]
Ode to a Wildflower
At long last, I’ve finished my journal page devoted to the Passion Flower, aka Maypops! Â I wish everyone could view this flower in real time. Â I’ve never seen such an, for a lack of a better term….. architectural wonder! When we moved here, I purchased a SC wildflower guide book. I perused through to see […]
Common Nighthawks
For a few weeks before we left for NY, we had four Nighthawks entertain us during our evening dog walks. Best of all, we didn’t have to leave our neighborhood to see them. Â The first evening was too dark to make a positive ID, and they were flying quite high. Â Their flight was swift. […]
NY Clouds & Colors
Wow! What a difference in weather from SC to NY!  No humidity and very cool to us… Daytimes in the high 60’s with a lake breeze, nights in the low 50’s. Needless to say, come bedtime, we slept with the windows open and the comforter on 🙂  And, much to my delight, groups of Canada […]
Escaping August Heat
Finger Lakes here we come! August is the perfect time to head north as it’s been a tad toasty in the low country lately. We’re heading back to our old stomping grounds on Conesus Lake. It’s the very last Finger Lake, located about 45 minutes south of Rochester, NY. Rob’s folks have a summer place […]
