The art retreat was everything I hoped it would be. I'm tired but renewed by the time spent listening to the "sacred sound of the loon", knitting, laughing, walking in the woods, learning new skills, making friends, eating good food. The list goes on and on. For now, some images for Mosaic Monday at Little Red House. I used Corel Snapfire for my mosaic. The basic version came with my computer. Thank you, Mary. I love Mosaic Monday!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Monday Mosaic~Squam Art Workshop
The art retreat was everything I hoped it would be. I'm tired but renewed by the time spent listening to the "sacred sound of the loon", knitting, laughing, walking in the woods, learning new skills, making friends, eating good food. The list goes on and on. For now, some images for Mosaic Monday at Little Red House. I used Corel Snapfire for my mosaic. The basic version came with my computer. Thank you, Mary. I love Mosaic Monday!
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I really enjoy art workshops & having my spirit renewed. You really captured that feeling with your lovely mosaic!
ReplyDeleteThis mosaic is wonderful! I want to go on the same retreat you attended if it means seeing these beautiful images. Thank you for sharing your photography, I love the composition of your mosaic, and Happy Mosaic Monday! ~Arleen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaic! The retreat sounds like heaven! I can picture myself in that rocker with my morning coffee, a mist on the lake, listening to the loons! Ahhh! Thanks! Happy MM!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteOh that sounds like such a wonderful experience! And I would love to be sitting right there in that rocker. Thanks so much for joining the fun, Kathy! :)
ReplyDeleteI found this mosaic simply enchanting. What a wonderful idea for a retreat. I wonder if they have them for photography? Because I need to go to one of them.
ReplyDeleteBless you. (Your word verification is achoo!)
What a great opportunity. Your mosaic is beautiful and gives us a peek into your beautiful art retreat.
ReplyDeleteKaren
This looks like a professional advertisement for your retreat...its gorgeous and your photography skills are worthy of "applause"...
ReplyDeleteHow serene - absolutely lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteI've so been waiting to hear that. I'm doing a happy dance here, knowing that you've been rejuvenated. I can't wait to hear more about it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, stunning mosaic. It speaks PEACE!!
To my room mate and most of all, my FRIEND! You were one of the biggest and brightest sparkling moments all wrapped up in the magic of Squam.
ReplyDeleteI rediscovered your postcard at the airport in Manchester. It made me cry, and laugh, smile and think of our happy memories.
THANK YOU... THANK YOU for coming a Wee Way, being the COOL and FABULOUS Knit Wiz, giggling in bed when we were talking about Pauley, Jumping in and being FEARLESS to Paint, Sharing the Sacred Sounds of the Loom, and JUST HANGIN' Out with me and the Bats... OH and don't forget the.. MOUSE!
XOXOXOXOXOXOXXOXOXOXOXOXOXXO
The pictures would seem to do the workshop justice. It sounds great.
ReplyDeletegorgeous shots - that pier should be framed and hung on the wall!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! Wonderful photos!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day!!!
XOXO
Cathy
It reminds me of a relaxing girl type weekend. I want to walk into your mosaic.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
What a refreshing mosaic.It's beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautifully composed mosaic.
ReplyDeleteI know you had a lot of 'classes' but I think I would have plantd myself in that rocker on the deck, or maybe the porch. A cup of tea, and a comfy blanket would have been enough to inspire me at this point. :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad you enjoyed your time.
Another cabin-mate checking in. Seeing "my" rocker at the end of the dock brings back total sensory memory of you journaling on the porch with your tea, me on the dock with my coffee, mist rising, all's quiet, too cool for the mosquitoes! Loved time with you, Tracie, Laurie and Sarah. til 2010 in Shingle Blessedness, Peg
ReplyDeleteI clicked on the mosaic and looked real close :) Can't wait to hear more about the retreat???
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I wish I could hear the sacred sound of the loon and I almost can...almost.
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you had an inspired time and look forward to hearing more about it. Your mosaics have been marvelous!