After more than 30 years of watercolor experience, Diana M Davis' originals can be found in businesses and private collections throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. She loves the freedom and excitement of watercolor and uses the traditional style along with different techniques to express herself.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Iridescent Irises and Tears..
The show on Saturday was great,tons of people came and left with lovely artwork. I sold 6 pieces which was wonderful.
I am so sensitive..I wish sometimes I wasn't!~ I am I'm still grieving for Daisy,as you know. I was sitting here eating lunch(blueberry yogurt)today and had to grab my paintbrush to distract myself to keep my tears at bay. I have one iris left in the vase from Gran's yard.So I had a piece of hot press paper and started painting very loose iris. I'm not this loose usually but I do like it and I tried all my new iridescent paint too. I'll wait and see how it looks tomorrow. But I did feel a little better. I don't mean to be a downer I just miss her so much..she was always with me. Ok so now I'll try to go for a little walk..if you have any more ideas to help with my tears please let me know. Thanks so much.Talk to you soon. Diana
Just let them flow and they will bring you to a place of peace!
ReplyDeleteDiana, I wish there was an easy answer to that kind of pain. I too think of Angie every day, and still cry for her.
ReplyDeleteThe physical pain that I just went through with my surgery was easier, really.
We are the way we are, so I just let myself feel what I feel.. And you should too.
I send you a hug ... BJ
Diana - keeping you in my thoughts - it is good you are staying busy. Take Care and God Bless
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy, love your iris! BJ. I understand, hug to you back, hope your pain is getting less and less each day. Debbie, thanks, sending each of you a hug. love,Diana
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog, Diana. Your work is so lovely. I'm tearing up just reading about your loss. Our pets bring us so much joy, the parting is always hard. But your tears will one day be happy ones as you remember all the little daily wonders of life with Daisy. For now, cry away. That, too, heals your soul.
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