Friday 3 January 2014

"Happy New Year"

I find New Year an exciting time and on the first day in January I start looking for Spring.  Soon there will be signs of Snowdrops and Daffodils ... a wonderful time of year. I know there is still a lot of winter to get through but positive thoughts and the days getting longer, make winter more bearable. If we have some sunny days thrown in, then I won't ask for more. I'm making no plans, I'm just aiming to take each new day and make the best of it. I picked up my brushes and did a little doodle, not a snowdrop or daffodil but I do love Daisies! 




7 comments:

  1. Happy New Year to you, Ingrid. Wishing you many happy hours of painting in 2014.

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  2. Thank you Vandy and the same to you! I made this painting postcard size so I could send it to you for, "Running With Brushes".

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  3. Dear Ingrid - lovely daisy. Also enjoyed seeing your thirty paintings in 30 day challenge. You have some wonderful art. Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a great New Year. I too am looking forward to spring...winter may have just arrived 12/21 but it came earlier weather wise for us and we are now in the deep cold of the year. So your daisy makes me wistful for summer. Take care.

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  4. Happy doodling in 2014!! You cheered me up seeing this little summery daisy.

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  5. Hello Ingrid, I'm looking at new buds on a rose bush and having the same thoughts as you. It's certainly unusually mild at the moment, but there's time for a cold spell yet. Lets hope that Spring comes early this year though.

    All the best for 2014

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  6. Happy New Year! I've enjoyed the collage of your 30 paintings in 30 days. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. love your work, found you as a result of this Septembers 30 in 30.

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I'm afraid I have had to introduce word verification as I had 96 spammer posts when I returned from holiday. I hope after a short while I can try again with no word verification, I do hope you understand ... thank you Ingrid.