Serpent devours tail, lion devours sun, and the phoenix rises. It has been an exciting week here in the crow’s nest studio as you can see. Three new action, adventure, and symbolism packed works on a timely theme have emerged from the debris of spring cleaning. I’ve been having this wave of nostalgia about [...]
Tags: · aria nadii, art
Tags: · book pages, found art, vintage doodles
Every year the tulip bulbs are planted in clusters according to color and every year the squirrels rearrange them for me.
Tags: · permaculture
A lovely way to start the first morning of May is with a reminder of Lord Whimsy’s post about David Brenner’s moss garden. I love moss and don’t care much obsessively trimmed blandscapes. There is a small cottage up the road with a moss path to the door with a big stone at the end [...]
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I’m still floating in the mist. I think it’s called a brain fog. The signs of life I refer to are (unfortunately) not mine. Not yet. They are outside, here on the coastal homestead among the flora and fauna and wildlife. Spring flowers, mint, oregano, garlic, purslane, parsley, dandelions, sage, spring onions, rhubarb, and [...]
Tags: · compost, permaculture
