Monday 24 February 2014

Beetroot soup and Oslo

Hello gorgeous souls. I passed my cold and life energy forces came back. I have to admit that sometimes it is good to be ill to appreciate how good is to feel being alive again. It has been a good week. In spite of rain and wind today I could feel spring coming. Nature is waking up after winter dreaming. It is nearly March already and dumped Christmas trees still can be seen on Edinburgh streets. This week I am grateful for time during the weekend at home, time to paint, listen to good music, read and sleep, sitting in front of the fire, munching beetroot soup and sourdough bread made by Scott and feel present in those precise moments.
I came back to painting my deer again. Also inspired by the moment, music and memory of my trip to Oslo years ago I painted 'Oslo' watercolour. Painting during this weekend brought me lots of joy and I enjoyed so much the process of it.
Love and blessings to you all.

Hear me

Oslo

22 comments:

  1. Very nice! natures exquisite!

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  2. Beautiful art, love them very much, glad you´re feeling better xx

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  3. Dear Aga! I just caught up on your most recent posts -- I truly love the landscapes, and also hearing about the first stirrings of the change of seasons in Edinburgh, and the coziness of Scott and soup and bread. :) Big hugs to you, and I'm glad you're over your cold. <3 May March bring good things for you.

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  4. Beautiful! Your timeless painting could be somewhere in Canada too!! Well done...Fantastic!

    Hugs Giggles

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  5. Wow, these are beautiful! I really thought the one with the deer was a picture.... Great work!

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  6. Very beautiful! Thanks for your good wishes, Valerie

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  7. Gorgeous art. Such a wonderful, calm style.

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  8. They are both absolutely beautiful Aga. Happy PPF, Annette x

    http://nettysartadventures.blogspot.co.uk/

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  9. And here I thought I was looking at b&w photography - lovely work. I especially love that deer.

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  10. Hello magical friend..your art always tugs at my soul and speaks poetic dreams and fills me with inspirational journeys..magnificent..potent..and gorgeous!!
    Hugs
    Glad you are feeling all sparkling again..hooray! enjoy the coming of spring..
    V

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  11. Dear Aga I love how you put your caring spirit into your paintings. They have a very serene quality about them. Beautiful. Beetroot soup sounds really good to me right now since it is below zero F the last two days! How true that after an illness or injury that once you feel well again you feel especially grateful. Have a wonderful weekend. And thank you for always leaving such kind and uplifting comments on my blog. Hugs!

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  12. Hello Aga. We both are capturing the beauty of the stag this this week. Your work always eludes calm tranquility. There is a clear blue space of air around your stag allowing it freedom and movement. I love him.

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  13. The deer is beautiful, so powerful. But it is "oslo" that really speaks to me - very tender.

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  14. Beautiful beautiful water colours Aga! You capture a wonderful atmosphere.
    And it seems you are able to live your life consciously, a great quality.
    Good to hear you are feeling better!
    Have a wonderful weekend!
    Ilona

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  15. Hi, Aga! So nice to catch you with your beautiful blog today.

    Thank you for sharing your art and your thoughtful words. They are inspiring to me. Wonderful to make connections over the internet, find kindred spirits that cheer each other along in our journeys. Thank you for been a cheerleader!

    Sending love to you!

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  16. Wonderful paintings! I love the drama of the black and white! Happy PPF!

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  17. So original and lovely in black and white; they exude complete serenity of the landscape.
    You have been doing the right things to achieving better health, home rest and good food.
    Glad to hear you are doing better.

    Annabelle : )

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  18. These are so pretty. Reminds me of my home in the mountains.
    Nicole/Beadwright

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  19. It's been such a treat to step into your warm and cozy world for a moment. I understand what you mean about illness helping you appreciate wellness. Your natural pieces here are so peaceful.

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  20. Glad to hear you survived the cold :)
    Your paintings are superb. I love the stripped back look of them, no fuss just the simplicity of nature in all her glory.

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  21. niesamowite, że to są akwarele, przepiękne!!!

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