A month of reflection. A month of applications and prep work. A month of falling behind and catching back up. A month of imperfection. A month of moving fast. I remind myself to: move slowly.
ART THAT I MADE IN FEBRUARY
1. Butterfly ornaments in glazing process 2. Finished butterfly ornament 3. All butterflies ready to go into glaze fire 4. A gravestone altar vase that I photographed for an application 5. Painting for ARTPM at BUOY Gallery 6. Sewing at CAMP Craft Night
BOOKS I CHECKED OUT FROM THE LIBRARY
Sometimes, I go a little wild on book requests. Or if I am feeling sad and feel like I need to fill a void, I go to the library and check out a bunch of books.
BOOKS I AM ACTUALLY READING
Both are overdue. As I write this, I have just finished Bluets.
1. Panel from EDTWOF 2. My view, reading Bluets in the sun, amongst the blue sky
From Bluets:
THE DARKNESS GROWS UP INTO A CONE OF LIGHT
MOMENTS IN BLUE
1. Freshly fallen snow on the roof 2. Sky at sunset through icicles 3. Blue hour 4. Thread for Flag Pennants at CAMP Craft Night 5. From the plane window 6. Winslow Park, Freeport, ME.
MOMENTS OUTSIDE
1. Snow covered branches in Clifford Park 2. Bud scar from Staghorn Sumac 3. Fleur-de-lis shaped seeds from a Birch Catkin 4. Squirrel tracks 5. Leo the baby snapping turtle at Gilsland Farm 6. Garnet sand 6. Garnet in granite 8. Tidepool at Winslow Park 9. Winslow Park on a Saturday morning, clouds so thick you cannot see Lane's Island
1. My shadow on my reading step at the library 2. A rainbow reflection 3. A ladybug on my reading step 4. Draping of seaweed over driftwood 5. Daisy looking out the window in the morning after she eats her breakfast 6. My shadow over garnet pegmatite
That’s all for now. This photo was from my February field day with the Maine Master Naturalist Program at the Falmouth Audubon. February was so snowy. Now everything is melting and the air is warmer. Buds on the red maples are starting to glow. Until next time. ✿ Raquel
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