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31Oct2018

Windmill Wishes

Posted in Art, Creativity, Dreams, Imagination, Inspiration, poetry, Vintage, watercolor painting, Writing by Cindy Adelle Richard
Windmill Wishes by Cindy Adelle Richard

Windmill Wishes by Cindy Adelle Richard

This image made me think of daydreaming, so I decided to write a Haiku poem to accompany it:

Windmill Wishes

Spinning windswept clouds

canary yellow tulip fields

vague visions of home

 

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It was so nice to be home this weekend- I spent time watching movies while it snowed outside. I watched Cyrano, My Salinger Year, and Turning Red - and I enjoyed all of them! #moviesathome #snowday❄️
I did a bit of rearranging so I can start making use of my antique easel. Moving my work table to the middle of the room gives the illusion of more space as well. #artstudio #artspaces #artinspiration #writingstudio #writinginspiration #creativity
I forgot to mention that I attended The Kerrytown Book Festival a few weeks ago. I had a great time - there were author talks, workshops, independent booksellers and authors selling their self-published books, and artists. I simply could not leave without picking up a few books …. these hardbacks were a steal at $2.00 each!
I took a painting class with Mario Robinson, an amazing watercolor artist. It was fascinating to watch how much time he spent on the under painting (the first image is of a detailed under painting where he focused on the high, medium, and low values). He only adds color after he gets it exactly right. It was a 4 hour class - 3 hours was spent on the under painting and 1 was spent on applying color. Fascinating stuff! #sketchbookskool #paintingclass
More pictures from my adventures in Holland, MI. My favorite was visiting the working windmill and learning how everything works. #hollandmi #weekendroadtrip
I went to the Found Vintage Market over the weekend- although I didn’t find anything, I still had a great time. #foundmercantile #vintagemarket

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