Anisette Studio

Pejj Nunes Muddy Brook Studio 2/6/2024

Snowy View From My Window.

This snow has gone for the moment. I am used to the snow staying by February. This said, winter is not over. It is beautiful.

I am excited because my new camera comes today. It’s been a while since I owned a professional camera. The last died at the hands of poor shocked Thomas, as it fell from the tripod. He had been helping me set up a shoot. Likely it can be fixed, but hasn’t been, the lens, what more I do not know. I will locate a camera repair shop at some point. But then, the camera is more than 20 years old at this point. So perhaps I will not bother. It was a gift from my mother when I began school. She is no longer here.

The there are art supplies coming, pastels and pastel paper. It seems I yearn to paint. And so, I shall! I went with the thought. Sometimes I think it is a good thing to be compulsive. A “what the heck!” moment in time. I did not have those materials at hand, so now I do. I think what triggered it was the Inktense paintings of the birds, now they can be done in pastels, or it can be the woods outback.

I confirmed it is Mountain Laural I see all through the woods, it’s very beautiful! People do landscape with it. But it is poisonous, now that I know this caution will be necessary.

The big bounders! Grandson Oliver says this has a mouth with long tongue and one tooth. I purchased a camera for him as well so we could take images of pareidolia in the woods.

Best wishes! Pejj