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Rachel Lake in Fall.

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The Fox by Leo Dillon (1967)

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matchboxes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) + view here

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Russia’s village libraries. Photos by Ksenia Inverse

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tree against the mountains

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Traveling Companions

Watercolor On Wood Panel

2023, 16"x 20"

Blue-Purple Clematis

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Picture Lake, Washington, USA by Pat Hildebrandt

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So quiet.

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Sweet tooth this morning. Bleeding honey crisp apple swan on top of coconut rose milk chia pudding and rose plum jam

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roses morning dew

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THE MYSTERY OF MICKEY’S EARS REVEALED, by Disney animator, Ward Kimball.

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I love the wind. The sun is joy, the rain is sadness—but the wind: mystery. The tumultuous firs in TWIN PEAKS. Or the windswept park in BLOW-UP (1966). There’s a hint of menace.

Swiss painter Félix Vallotton (1865-1925) captured the sinister disquiet of a windy landscape well. In the second painting, we see a boy chasing a ball. He is surrounded by looming shadows. In the distance, two mysterious figures have a meeting. Is the boy about to stumble upon something he shouldn’t have seen?

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gab bois

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— unknown

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Colors at sunrise.