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Day 289: Tree at Night
A tree at night. I feel somehow like dark trees and streetlights are becoming a theme for me. I wonder why? My only real guess is that, as a child, we used to have a maple tree out in front of our...
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Day 312: Abstract Nature
On Wednesday night, I made this abstract painting with new my new fluorescent acrylic paints. Turned out okay.
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Day 315: Puddles
Yesterday afternoon, we had a sudden rain shower. It was rather dramatic, actually, and at one point a blinding bolt of lightening struck right over the house and the thunder rang out immediately....
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Day 354: Torres del Paine
On Wednesday, I made this little drawing of Torres del Paine in Patagonia. I don’t think I’ve mentioned it yet, but Jim and I booked our tickets for a trip to South America in February. We’ll be...
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Day 358: Camper
My Dad is very hard to find gifts for, I guess because he doesn’t ever really want anything. Sometimes he needs new sweaters or a new baseball cap, but I’m not sure he really cares about getting those...
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Day 365: The Woods
Yesterday, Jim and I went on a hike in Ryerson Woods, a beautiful nature preserve on the Des Plaines River. We just discovered this place for the first time this weekend, and I’m pretty excited about...
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Patagonia
On Sunday, I got back from an amazing two-week vacation to Argentina. The first stop on our trip was Patagonia to see the natural beauty of the country’s southernmost region. We camped for six nights...
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Yosemite Super Moon
It’s been ages since I’ve posted because I made the crazy decision to move to California and spend the summer living and working in Yosemite National Park. That said, I figure it’s time to start...
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Mono Lake
A few weeks ago, we drove over to Mono Lake, a massive salty lake on the eastern border of Yosemite. I had seen the lake from afar before, and I knew it would be pretty, but I was still surprised by...
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