Sunday, November 20, 2022
Rendez-vous du carnet de voyage
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i really like this post of journals/artists/travel! Do U remember the name of the painter who did the sea and more sea pages? Unbelievably fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThe ocean artist is @Raissa_Sue_Kang on instagram. Her atelier is in Annecy. I added a pic to the post.
DeleteWonderful post! So much to see & learn. I can imagine you were in your element and had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteIt was great but I am sure I missed many
DeleteDelightful! I love looking at travel journals for new ideas. You have such a joyful life!
ReplyDeleteBut very hard work, I imagine!
ReplyDeleteI love that New York Awakens sketch book - really stunning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift, to have the artistic talent to paint your travels. I love looking at their work. And, those paint boxes…I love and covet them, too…and I can’t even paint! Glad you had happy travels, Carol. ❤️
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie…I would like to be able to do it too.
DeleteI love to see the things you eat when you’re “on the road”!
ReplyDeleteYou can always count on Madeleines!👍
DeleteAll of your posts are interesting, but this one is particularly so, and I will return to it many times. I smiled at your comments about green, as I am definitely a lover of that color (in the green/blue range, not the green/yellow range). Thank you, as always, Carol.
ReplyDeleteA blue-green lover…yes preferable to acidy yellow green. Lis is good at the full range. I am not. But they compliment and enhance each other.
DeleteI would love that event.I love paint..paint boxes..so far some of my fave greens are Cascade..perylene..green gold..to name just three I have more..Least fave Terre Verte.I have that paint box too and covet all the onesI see.I remember buying one several yrs ago..and you suggested I buy better quality and you were spot on..
ReplyDeleteMonique
Paintbox envy’
DeleteI want to be there. I want all those paintboxes. All those glorious cardss and everyone's art and all the books. And to go on the sketch walk. And now I need to get out what I do have and make the best use of it! What a FABULOUS event!
ReplyDeleteI loved your Carnet de Voyage post. Wish I could do watercolors. It looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteMeredith Mullens
I always enjoy seeing the amazing artists at carnet de voyage. The shop where you can buy books and prints would be dangerous! Guess it depends how much you can carry with you.
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