Mostly, I have been walking.
In the sleet,
the driving rain,
the blustery winds
and the brief windows of clear icy light between the storms.
Even at night.
I have been nightwalking often as autumn turned to winter. Last week's full moon rendered the moors as bright as day, and a sharp frost made the ground twinkle underfoot in the flickering midnight light.
We have watched the stars, and the stones, and slowly, slowly an immense collaborative project between Steve and me is unfolding.
There is new work, but it goes slowly too. Above is a painting of the Leigh Bridge Crossing.
Below is the painting that I am currently working on :
'The Woods Maiden and her King'
I'll stop there for now, and save the Christmas news for the next post! (In a day or two, I promise)
5 comments:
Hello Danielle, I'm so glad to see you back blogging! I missed you! I hope you had a good holiday in the end, and all is well with you all.
Best wishes, Virginia
beautiful work as always. I was happy to see you are posting again today.
Love the watercolors and so envious of your walking on the moors! Glad to see you back on your blog!
Love "The Woods Maiden and her King", beautiful, and full moons on the moor, looks amazing.
Love the 'Woods Maiden'! Good to have you back, and your new project sounds so exciting. How I long to have somewhere beautiful to walk, and to walk at night when the stars are out, and to be able to see them instead of the dull glow of streetlights and city. Soon, soon.........
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