I've heard that the lava is flowing again and I hope to get a chance to go see sometime in the next few months. In the meantime I've been keeping up to date through the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory page.
Here at home our amazing weather has shifted from a pattern of late season marine layers and cooler than normal temperatures to warmer, yet still nice, conditions. Maybe now the summer vegetables will make some more progress! In the meantime, I've been enjoying grapes, beans, greens, and an artichoke.
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Your work is stunning, Katherine. Best wishes on your upcoming show.
Hi Casey - thank you! I'm in the midst of all the planning details now - using the other side of my brain for a change.
It must seem EPIC in life at that size. You capture so much intense drama in this "ash and steam" painting, really lovely.
Wow! this is gorgeous Katherine! We are going to have so much fun in Scotland!
Beautiful Katherine! Congratulations on finishing painting for the show, but even more for the continued flow of inspiration! Enjoy!
Katherine your work has blossomed. I went back to look at your last few posts and love what you have been creating. After driving many miles I feel like the driving painting was painted from my steering wheel. I love it.
Thank you Diane! It is a surreal experience to see the fumarole in person.
Thanks Lynne! I am so looking forward to the Scotland workshop - I know it's going to be fun!
Dianne - thank you! Inspiration is enjoyable - the trick seems to be having the energy and focus to take advantage of it!
Thank you so much Beth - that means a lot!
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