I have spent a wonderful week getting reacquainted with my fiance, Ann, who has just returned from an eighteen month commitment to serve as a nurse, helping in the clinic at New Hope Kassana in Uganda. I am very thankful to have her home and look forward to serving as a couple in the work that God will lead us in the future, beginning with a week in July, as nurse and cabin counselor at camp "High Rock", a summer camp for kids from the Yakima Tribe in White Swan, in association with Harrah community church and Sacred Road Ministries.In between I will be trying to keep up with my painting!.......I couldn't resist the sunlight illuminating this flowering plum tree on Lemolo Shore Dr.
12x12 , oil on canvas , sold
16 comments:
Love the colour and joy in this one....must be your mood rubbing off :))
Just stunning!
The color and light are incredible in this painting--how could you resist such a sight!
Thank you Elizabeth! Yes, there is lots of color, joy and light in my life right now! I'm sure it transmits.....=]
Hi Amanda! Thank you!
Greetings Elizabeth S. Thank you for stopping by! Keep chasing the light!
I wanted to say, "stunning" but Amanda beat me to it. So I'll just have to echo her, STUNNING!
This is breathtaking Robin - you make it look so easy...
I can feel the warmth of the bright sunshine. Very loose, sure brushstrokes. Great piece.
Very cool. Congrats to you and Ann and have fun at the camp.
Beautiful plum tree and little painting.
Vikki
Thanks Chris! I appreciate it!
Hi Nancy! Thanks for stopping in!
Thanks Michael!
Hi Vikki! Thank you so much! It's been a great week!
Wow! So striking! I just love the glow of that plum tree.
Zounds!!! That is breathtaking!!
Hi, Robin..sorry to be such a stranger...moving from CR was rugged. So happy that your fiance is back and with you now. It is so wonderful to see you two involved in spreading His light..that shines through into incredibly radiant artworks like this one. Absolutely stunning, Robin
Love that pink tree!
Hey Bro . . .it's time I surfaced again. You gotta be basking in smiles right now with Ann back at home.
But I need to ask you . . .when, exactly was it that you became so darned good at painting. Somewhere in there, A huge shift happened. Grrrreat stuff!!
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