Showing posts with label bree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bree. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

The Blossoming Pear Tree





The pear tree is blossoming . . . the tulips are tuliping . . . the azaleas flowering . . . as is the apple tree . . . with the cherry tree to follow . . .






-Bree

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

The Dancing Rose Bush

Rose Bush watercolor/graphite on paper 11"x14"


There is a rose bush in my garden. If you walk onto my porch, through my house, out the back door, past the fire pit, and beyond the wild garden, you will find it next to the wood shed. It dances when it blossoms, its huge thorny stems bobbing and weaving in the air, the heavy fragrant blooms dipping and leaping. Such a thing simply must have (at least) rhymes written about it, perhaps even poems and music.



Now see a glimpse of my Dancing Rose Bush painting as it is partially completed, with plate palettes and tubes of paint strewn about . . .


-Bree

Thursday, February 17, 2011

The Butterfly Tree

Do you remember the Tree with a Secret? Now the secret is out and about to fly away . . . . . The Butterfly Tree (and details)
watercolor & graphite on illustration board 8" x 10"
(please click images to enlarge)



Monday, January 24, 2011



To remind us of summer . . . as we lie deep in the fog and rain of a northwest winter . . . while others are knee-deep or more in snow . . . here is a faery house I made this past June in a large leaf maple tree that lives in a horse pasture . . . a roof of maple leaf, siding of lichen, floor of snapped twig . . . with a brilliant buttercup in mossy hair . . . lush and fragrant are my dreams in winter.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Two Imps

pencil sketch 8"x10" on paper
(click image to enlarge)

Several weeks ago I started sketching these two imps and wrote a charming rhyme to accompany them.