March is over, but I still have a stimulating bunch of woman-centered art/words/postcards to share!
Here’s a sneak peek at most of the yellow and purple flower postcards I received for Women’s History Month. I’ll be sharing them on the blog throughout the next month or two (or three) because they deserve a closer look.
Speaking of [purple] flowers, look at the lovely tulip done by my friend Holly over at ThreeSixFiveArt. Holly was inspired by the purple tulips in my latest #WordlessWednesday post. She did a fantastic job! Stroll over to her blog to read about her process. [Click image below].
Purple Tulip. Watercolor by Holly M.
April is an insane month for those of us in higher education, so I’ll either blog less (because of time constraints) or more (because of self-imposed “time outs”).
I hope your week is filled with sunshine and flowers!
I love the abundance of postcards!! Thank you for posting my picture, and for sharing yours!
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Thank you for allowing me to! I hope it brought at least a few more artists to your blog. Though you think it’s flawed, people like your purple tulip!
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Love the purple tulip. Really well done x
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I agree–even if Holly doesn’t. 😉
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Wow, those postcards are fabulous. The purple tulip is beautiful, and also has a special meaning to me too. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust in the UK and online has certainly saved the lives of women, and was a key part of my life for a long time (I volunteered for them for six years after my ectopics). Their logo is a purple tulip. Now when I see it, I’ll think too of your sister Lori.
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Thank you for sharing that info about the purple tulip. I didn’t know it was the logo for Ectopic Pregnancy Trust. That is an honorable cause and I’m happy they chose a purple tulip. Thank you for thinking of Lori now… Hugs…
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Wow. Perfect collection of postcards for you. I love the tulip by Holly, i will follow her.
I am pleased you might give yourself some time outs but i also hope you will not feel pressure. I say enjoy the art and rest.
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You will love her–especially how she shares all the wonderful tools she’s using.
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Beauties all 🙂
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I agree, Sheila! 🙂
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Wonderful batch of creativity!
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I agree! I can’t wait to blog about them!
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Beautiful mail! I really like Holly’s watercolor tulip.
Happy April! Happy spring!
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