You may remember I got an inexpensive macro lens for my phone camera. I’ve been taking lots of photos. I have been excited to be able to close in on forms and shapes like these milkweed pods.
I took the photo in October at the Dixon Meadow Preserve in Flourtown, PA. If you want to see a full account of my visit to this peaceful place, visit the post at my personal blog at Sometimes You Get So Confused.
This painting was made in July, 2020. Acrylics, 20″ x 16″.
This year has made me value the outdoors more than ever. Gardens, backyards, trails, woods: all of them have been companions and calm places for me. That is what this painting is talking about – I marvel at the healing a day, even an hour, outside can do for me.
More tree paintings from May, 2018. ATC-size on claybord, 2.5″ x 3.5″.
More tree paintings from May, 2018. ATC-size on claybord, 2.5″ x 3.5″.
More tree paintings from May, 2018. ATC-size on claybord, 2.5″ x 3.5″.
Acrylic paintings on claybord, artist trading card size, 3.5″ x 2.5″, May, 2018.
Trees are nice no matter how many there are of them.
Acrylics on ATC-sized Claybord, done in April 2018. Art Diary reference here.
Clay tiles, Velvet underglazes , January, 2018, fired at cone 06.
Here is a photo of the Whitemarsh preserved area near me, October 2017.
And here is the painting I made from it. Acrylics on wood board, 18″ x 18″, December, 2017.
Here is a photo of Norristown Farm Park in November, 2017.
Here is the painting done from this scene, also in November, 2017. It’s acrylics on board, 18″ x 24″ on wood board.
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
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