Stumped!
Today’s theme for #WorldWatercolorMonth is ‘favourite colour’, and as I like all colours, I’m stumped. So I painted a quick whimsical tree stump!
Making it as colourful as possible!
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Umbrella
It’s Debbie’s One Word Sunday, and the theme this week is Umbrella.
This week, I’ve pushed the boundaries of one of the definitions of the word: a thing that includes or contains many different elements or parts.
We’re looking at my magnifying glass which is over a selection of my crystals. The glass covered all of the stones, but looking through the glass revealed only part of the selection. The link is there. Somewhat stretched, but it’s there! You just have to look at it from a slightly different perspective.
Posted also for Becky’s Square Perspectives.
And on a Bright, Sunny Day
… I took this photo of the Lake. It’s just turned 7am here, with things a little more overcast than this photo suggests.
Posted for Six Word Saturday and Becky’s Square Perspectives.
Shapes in the Shadows
Quiet
‘Quiet’ is the latest theme for #WorldWatercolorMonth, and I was transported to a view of a river at night. Obviously, the Moon was quite bright, otherwise visibility would have been a little poor. Even the water flows with a serene gentleness at night, helping all the forest dwellers to sleep soundly. In the silvery light, strange shadows can be seen, but surely they’re from the realms of the imagination.
Epic Mythology
Ralto’s Descent
K’Sandra rested by the hearth
Watching the clouds through the window part
And fold and roll and burst with light
No need to foretell the storm tonight
She sipped the liquid from her favourite cup
A bolt of light made her sit up
A heavy knock rapped upon her door
As thunder clapped and shook the floor
Through dusty glass she could see outside
Was a man who once served by her side
Without a thought she let him in
Her welcome smothered by thunder’s din
Silhouetted by lightning’s glare
Features hidden except golden hair
Lord Ralto stood expressionless
“The Mount needs you” he simply stressed
Epic Mythology? I hear you ask. Yes! I reply. Epic Mythology. An epic tale, in rhyme, with multiple parts, characters, places, set in an unknown mythological realm where there are no rules and anything can happen. It comes… it goes… it’s back!
And it’s now included in my Storylines Menu, so all of the parts are together and building up as one!
