Impulsive Arts

Everyday Whistler - Unfolding

Everyday Whistler - Spring Minimalism

I am mesmerized by the sensual shapes and uncluttered lines of emerging foliage.

Everyday Whistler - Good Things

Good:

Very very good:

Spring Cleaning

Patio season has returned at last - blissful sunny afternoons of knitting, one eye on the kids, the other on the garden where the bears wander.  First though, there is the task of clearing the remains of a short but explosive altercation between our (ex) patio table and the past winter's record rooftop snowload.

Everyday Whistler - After the Rain

The day-long deluge yielded just before supper,

and as the sun fell pink behind the mountain,

 

the last clouds scattered as from an abruptly truncated party, leaving the stars to revel in a clear cold sky.

Daffodowndilly

At last, the yellow ladies have come out to play:

The daffodil is not a meltingly frail flower.  She has crisp, assertive posture and attitude - she may be ruffly, but she commands her own space and laughs at the wind.

Clearly, my yellow phase is going to carry on a little longer.

 

Everyday Whistler - Buds and Brooks

The little brook that splashes down through the Intrawest courtyard may be man-made, but it fascinates little boys with long sticks and great deeds to do, and on a sunny spring day provides a sparkling backdrop for burgeoning buds.

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