Louise's ARTiculations
“Behold, their heroes cry in the streets, The envoys of peace weep bitterly.” Isaiah, 33:7. Above is a journal entry painted November 3, 2018. More than ever, this painting continues to speak to me as I think of all the … Read More
October’s colourful party is over and the cleanup has begun. A spectacular party is over this year with gifts of warm, sunny days, and many opportunities for enjoying the outdoors. We walked, we biked, we raked leaves, and I took … Read More
Transport Team member describes his work. National Respiratory Therapy (RT) Week. The last full week of October is designated as National Respiratory Therapy Week. (This post was previously published in 2020 and has been updated.) In 2020, several … Read More
Painted Sunflowers never fade even as winter is near. While painted sunflowers never fade, all other colourful flowers are showing signs that they have been touched by the cold that has been with us for the last week in eastern … Read More
Recent Projects for Fall and Canadian Thanksgiving. Fall weather has arrived in eastern Ontario in time for Canadian Thanksgiving. The temperature has taken a dramatic dip from last week’s blistering heat. A hot cup of coffee is very much appreciated … Read More
A recently painted single coneflower is the only one I will enjoy this summer. My coneflowers barely survived the onslaught of Japanese beetles that destroyed many of my plants. Coneflowers or Echinacea are rather hardy plants, but even they … Read More
Colourful memorial cat portraits of Tigger and Sydney. Tigger and Sydney were painted on wood slices for the client who wanted to gift them to her parents at Christmas. She requested portraits for herself in 2020. (FIRST PUBLISHED IN FEBRUARY … Read More
Lament as summer comes to an end… “Summer was our best season: it was sleeping on the back screened porch in cots, or trying to sleep in the treehouse; summer was everything good to eat; it was a thousand colors … Read More
Last breath for summer flowers. Summer flowers are quickly fading as the seasons change. They give way to potted mums adding a bit of colour on front porches in my town. With the change of seasons, Canadians decorate their homes … Read More
This was one of my first posts as a blogger/artist. Published in June 2015, it is an account of a week long trip to northern parts of Morocco. Added thoughts September 2023. The catastrophic effects of the earthquake are simply … Read More
