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The Court Wizard and His Apprentice (it's his first day, be nice.)

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What structure is more inherently haunted than a lighthouse? Okay, there may be a list but it isn't that long. Inspired by Lions Lighthouse in Long Beach! In my shop!

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Painting for using up paint and time (I'm transitioning to using a bigger palette instead of 3 small ones... But now I have 4 palettes on the go instead)

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No man’s land between my fence and the neighors’. Mostly violets and ferns.

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My sister gave me an entire tin of my favourite crayon colour

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these cypresses are completely laced thru by wisteria and I was so activated by the sight of them I literally pulled over on the side of the road to take a picture (even tho their best angle was the north (left) side)

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In the woods

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Located on the eastern end of the house, the Orangery is a rectangular building defined by its high, arched, sash windows. Robert Beverly, a previous owner, built it between 1805 and 1812. In the 1860s, Edward M. Linthicum updated the building by adding a monitor roof and an enclosed walkway to the house. He also planted a Ficus pumila in one corner of the Orangery, which continues to grow to this day, draping over the interior of the entire space.

The Orangery at Dumbarton Oaks

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Compared to other colors found in nature, true blues are pretty rare—but the indigo milk cap (Lactarius indigo) has just that! This vibrant mushroom gets its color from a pigment that is a derivative of guaiazulene, a dark blue crystalline hydrocarbon. You would think that its blueness is a marker for toxicity, but the mushroom is actually edible—although its color fades to a grayish hue when it’s cooked.

Photo: Andrey Loria, CC BY-SA 4.0, iNaturalist

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Into the kingdoms of bluebell

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twisting and bitturning

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sketchbook studies

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Ai Weiwei. The Wave 2005 (15,6 x 43 x 37,5 cm) Glazed ceramic.

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Few more 🌱

In the end, I've decided to sell all the original drawings from this forest series! Prices from 60 to 80USD (shipping included) - all the earnings will be sent to charities. If anyone's interested, you can reserve them now by sending me a message or an email (s.u.w.i@email.cz), thanks!

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Alexa Kleinbard (American, 1952) - When All of the Spiraling Rhythms Collide (n.d.)

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Chris van der Windt, 1877-1952

Sleeping Cat, n/, drawn, 13.3x14.5 cm

Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden Inv. S 1333

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Sunset rn