Monthly Archives: July 2011

It is so insightful–breaking barriers and busting out. You need to challenge yourself to do new things every day.  And it is so enriching when you paint, you get unplugged–no TV, computers, texting.  It is fun and you learn a thing or two about … Continue reading →

It is a wonderful outdoor venue along the coast of Jupiter in Carlin Park–the Seabreeze Amphitheatre.  This weekend, beneath a full moon, we saw a production of The Tempest (on its 400th year anniversary).  The Tempest was considered progressive for its time using every … Continue reading →

Our second painting session.  Three hours later and a busy van Gogh (above work by RAR) painted his masterpiece!

We spent the afternoon at the Boca Raton Museum of Art.  This month they are featuring the 60th All Florida Juried Exhibition which offers a glimpse of present day art, through the eyes of emerging artists in Florida, through their paintings, sculpture, photography, … Continue reading →

The Loxahatchee River is a 8.5 mile cypress lined waterway that offers paddlers an unparalled experience of tropical vegetation and temperate flora. The narrow and meandering waterway is canopied a good portion of the run by majestic cypress trees offering shade and a challenging experience.   I have … Continue reading →