Walk Two Hundred and Thirty-Seven – Path through the brambles
Another lunchtime walk across Jersey Farm Woodland Park, the grass sodden with moisture. The clear skies are now covered with torn rags of thick cloud cover, flattening out any directional shadow.
200mm x 125mm in large watercolour moleskine
posted by Julie Oakley at Monday, December 18, 2006
5 Comments:
Love the little pathway!
What are you wearing? I envisage, rubber boots and a raincoat. Lovely and damp looking. We hope for rain on Thursday, just as we arrive on the Island.
Very muddy pathway, Tami. Penny I don't get on with rubber boots so at the moment it's hiking boots, but I still long for someone to continue to manufacture the fur lined velcro strapped calf height children's boots that were my favourite boots of all time. The top is a fleece unless it's torrential rain and then I put a waterproof hooded poncho over the top. Sartorial elegance being of course a high priority for me.
This technique is so effective - I love the 'torn rags'.
You're a wonderful poet as well as an artist!
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