A calm sea and a pinkish sky.We have done very little.
A day for reflection and regeneration.
May all our friends be well and enjoying life.
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I hope to record what I see and sketch on my daily walks around my home in Rural South Australia
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- Old shed
- A lesson with Joe Penn
- Frenchmans rock
- Agapanthus
- Hanson Bay
- Quiet Christmas
- The edge of the dunes
- Rocks at the end of Penneshaw (Hog Bay)
- KI landscape
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- Cape Jervis
- Playing with shapes
- Too tired to think
- Naughty hen
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- The tree is up and from the kitchen marvellous sme...
- My Christmas doodle
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4 comments:
Happy Christmas! I love your painting Quiet Christmas. We are certainly quiet here today too. Pierre went to see his mother (90) and then back here for the turkey I cooked. Now he is asleep. All the snow has gone and we are going out for a walk later.
We have been out all day (a family lunch) and now that we are back its a bit of an anticlimax . Your peaceful painting is just what I need to bring me down to earth. I suppose it is boxing day already in Australia. Have a great day Penny.
How peaceful. What a lovely island this must be so your choice to spend time there is indeed extra special. Have a lovely week and New Year.
Wendy
I get a feeling of peace and serinity from this one, nice.
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