animals in art

Springtime at the Wildling Museum of Art & Nature

Spring time means new beginnings. A new iteration of the Fox Tales windows arrives at the museum before the re-opening in April. The Wildling opened their doors again April 17th with two new shows and a refresh of the papercuts “wintering” windows. There are cubs at play and new color for daylight hours. STILL, the best viewing times are after dark when there is drama at play.

Wildling Museum of Art & Nature

1511 Mission Drive, Solvang California

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Springtime Fox Tale large papercuts

Warblers in the garden and shop

I sure enjoy watching the birds in my garden but I have no claim on being someone who can accurately identify the different species. We do have a pair of what I’m saying are warblers in our Grevillea shrub in our front garden. When I search online it seems they are Orange Crowned Warblers, although I have not actually seen the crown. These little guys like to hang out deep inside the shrub and only on occasion pop into view. Still, I’m in love with their twittering sound and their flitting nature.

Three new bitty gouache paintings are added to the shop today.

Grevillea & Warbler, Gouache on Arches Board, 1.75 x 2.25”

Grevillea & Warbler, Gouache on Arches Board, 1.75 x 2.25”