I woke at 5am to lok for the crescent moon.
Traces of sunlight in a lapis blue sky at one end of the view;
but cloud cover hid her over the mountain where I expected her. I know she is there.
A tsunami of emotions this moonth.
I feel them receeding. Looking toward the new moon.
I can’t be in silence for this Dark of the Moon, but my husband and I work in our studio together, and he is intent as I on what is in front of us. And I am working between shellac
(wet and unpredictable) and textile (wool, tiny stitches, meditative) in our “work”.
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Watercolors created with Noodler’s pen using Lexington Grey Noodler’s ink in a square Aquabee Super Deluxe journal, with Daniel Smith, and QoR watercolors.
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You are such a treasure, dear Katie 💖
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And you are so sweet. Hey — did you get an email from me?
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Sweet sketch!
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tanx!
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Reblogged this on D.Katie Powell Art and commented:
Heading toward the new moon, ending a turbulent month.
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Lovely water-colour and your words remind me that i must learn more about the moon. Thank you for posting. xx
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Thank you Pauline! I’m starting a challenge through this site working with the phases of the moon weekly. Starting Monday, as a matter of fact! It shoudl be a gentle way to learn to work with the force and pull of the moon, and to learn a bit mroe about our sister planet!
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