Sensu sky...

My good friends Teresa and Hal gave me a Sensu brush stylus for iPad drawing... Wow, it gives much more subtle nuances for drawing, like a real brush, don't ask me how, but I am looking forward to more subtle sky interpretations , thank you! Here is the first go.

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Santa's sunrise

Happy Christmas Day to one and all!

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Bright holiday morning

What a great morning... The start of the holidays and family arrive today, yippee! Off to bake mince pies.

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Winter still moving through

The cool greys turn to warm greys...

No sun rise this morning, just the heavy winter sky changing its hues in oh so subtle ways.

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Sunrise with Venus

Having much fun this morning and not a drop of paint spilt!

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Easterly and westerly dawn

To the East

To the West.

 

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Fast moving silence

This morning, using the new square format in SketchBook Pro.... But had to be fast as it changed quickly.

I have the urge to print some of these BIGGER!

 

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Anticipations and expectations

I woke to see a potentially amazing sunrise... Plenty of Altocumulus to make it exciting.

But of course, expectations in any form through life can (maybe always?) lead to disappointment, this I am learning. Although a sky is never disappointing, (too strong a word!) it was a much subtler one, as I believe, there was low band of very dense cloud which prevented the light to shine up and into the higher Altocumulus.

So instead a quieter, more subtle sunrise unfolded. But that has given me more thoughts on large abstract forms....

 

 

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Privy to such wonder....

 

The West Temple was lost under a dense mattress of cloud and the sun 'struggled' in all its glory to the right and painted the mattress in gold. I was concentrating on the fast changes to the right when I notice we no longer could see the West Temple.

 

 

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Pauline's morning sky...

My dear friend's early morning call enabled me to witness another fine sunrise, but the density of the cloud made it a short one.

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