Years ago, I used watercolor to paint this sunflower.
Now that I am at home all the time I have decided to revisit the stacks of artwork I have around my house.
Who knows? I might be a Van Gogh. Well, maybe not a Van Gogh. But, with all the time on my hands I might well be able to perfect my artistic skills and at least. . .I don’t think I will ever be Van Gogh, but I am having fun with returning to my artwork.
I guess with staying home I have decided to make the best of a bad situation and develop my creative skills in both art and writing. I have also found some great websites on how to learn to speak French. I have a notebook that I am taking my French notes in and I am listening to websites in French and reading in French as much as possible.
I am looking ahead to when I can go to France and visit Monet’s garden. I love flowers and Monet’s garden is absolutely exquisite. I have only seen it in photos, but I plan to go as soon as possible. I will take my sketch pad and spend several days just enjoying France.
All this we are going through right now will eventually pass.
There is always tomorrow; there is always hope.
There will always be sunflowers.
Go out tomorrow morning and draw one.
That’s what I plan to do.
Jenny W. Andrews Copyright 2020
Jenny Grace's Poetry and Creative Writing Techniques 
Beautiful . Enjoy painting.🌼❤
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Thank you, Suzette. It can be difficult being in all the time, but I find that art helps me.
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flowers are have their own way of expressing the painter’s emotion. nicely done 🙂
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Thank you so much. I keep flowers in my house as much as possible. The colors just set such a happy mood.
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This is me☺️☺️☺️ after reading this post.Amazing . keep painting and keep writing Jenny
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Thank you, Mercy. My art and my writing is what has kept me sane during these past weeks. It helps with my creative energy and calms my anxiety. I just pray that this quarantine passes quickly. I hope all is well with you.
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