one of the things i loved so much about spending some time at the beach in seaside, florida these last few weeks was seeing all of the flowers in bloom! i was going to save these for next week’s inspiration post…but who can’t use a little extra flower color?
happy friday!
and i know i love flowers and springtime in wisconsin when the sight of the first purple crocus in the garden makes me positively giddy!
there are lots of other little springtime greens sprouting up all over the garden too! like this tulip right outside the patio door. i’m just delighted each year to see the colors bloom!
have a phenomenal weekend!
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ps. i mentioned last week that i spotted a fox while at the beach. well, i saw him one more time before i left too (running right past my balcony) and he’s inspired lots of new fox paintings!
here’s a sneak peek at the paintings in-progress… i can’t wait to share the start to finish photos with you next week! i’ll be posting a WEEK OF FOXES!
then on friday, march 16th, i’ll have a BIG shop update with all of the new FOX paintings! sign up for my monthly newsletter to get a little reminder and a shop coupon in your inbox next week!
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Abstract and Figurative Painter
Juliette Crane creates luminous, dreamlike paintings shaped by memory, imagination and nature. She builds translucent layers of color until something familiar begins to emerge. Based in Wisconsin’s scenic Driftless Region, her work is represented by select galleries across the United States.
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4 comments
martinealison
Il est bon de retrouver vos oeuvres après plus de 6 semaines d'absence… Je rentre tout juste des Philippines…
Les photos de vos fleurs sont sublimes… Votre petit renard aimerait peut-être bien se cacher en elles…
Gros bisous
Cynthia Monica
Well, you made my Friday with those gorgeous flowers! Will look forward to your “week of foxes”!
Juliette Crane
thank you! have a lovely weekend!
Susana Tavares
Your foxes are so sweet 🙂