The blog post is a reflection on the author's experience learning digital oil painting techniques on the iPad app Procreate. The author shares insight from Procreate teacher, Jennifer Nichols, including how to 'see' when painting, blending brushes, and achieving desired effects. The author encourages joining Nichols' Creative Journey Community, which offers instructional classes and fosters a supportive artist community, mentioning an upcoming discount on membership and affiliate benefits.
The post shares the author's daily routine of taking a walk in the autumn weather and capturing photos of the scenery. Inspired by the landscape, the author writes a haiku to express their appreciation of the autumn leaves and the enchanting ambience. They link the sight of the colorful leaves to the philosophical question of what lies beyond the seen path.
Sheri Edwards presents a daily note featuring a poem and a photograph. Her poem "Autumn Art" portrays the autumnal sky painted in grey, adorned with edges of yellow and orange hues which she refers to as Autumn's brush of cheer. The post is dated 11.14.23.
golden leaves
life as a river
![Cloudy day on the Columbia River [Lake Roosevelt reservoir]](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/cloudydaycolumbiasmall.jpg?w=880&h=312&crop=1)
Listen to its song
when the wee and the wide play and sing
and-- missing Ferry Street Maples
![Periwinkle [Joy on the Ground] vines in my garden in blue-purple and white.](https://sheri42.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/bluewhiteperiwinklesmall.jpg?w=880&h=312&crop=1)
folklore for NaNoWriMo
is that?
I wonder, if I draw a line... 