Heading north in slow stages January 30, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Frozen paints… …lead to a frozen sketch. A week ago today, I drove up the Maine coast in slow stages.… Continue Reading →
Power of art January 29, 2015 Carol L. Douglas The symmetry of Thomas Hart Benton’s mural at the Power Vista balances the Iroquois and Europeans, who are also evenly… Continue Reading →
Weather notes January 28, 2015 Carol L. Douglas When I arrived in Waldoboro, it was hovering around a high of 27° with a low in the single digits,… Continue Reading →
Blizzard January 27, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though;He will not see me stopping here To… Continue Reading →
Oldies but Goodies January 26, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Adjust the pigments for 21st century tastes and this is a perfect explanation of how paired primaries are actually more… Continue Reading →
Heading East Northeast January 23, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Winter on the Schoodic Peninsula. Having finished my work in Waldoboro for the moment (whew!) I’m heading for Acadia today—right… Continue Reading →
Those crazy circadian rhythms January 22, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Night falls much earlier in the winter. Once again I’m living off the grid in mid-coast Maine, and once again… Continue Reading →
Maine Photo Project January 21, 2015 Carol L. Douglas The Haven, Bertrand H. Wentworth, undated, Monhegan Museum Most of us go to Maine and come back with hundreds—thousands—of photographs.… Continue Reading →
Beautiful, artistic Maine January 20, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Camden and Mt. Battie, by Carol L. Douglas Tomorrow morning, I’m going to the Belfast Creative Coalition’s annual meeting. I’m… Continue Reading →
The best-laid plans January 19, 2015 Carol L. Douglas Maine Ice Storm, Jamie Wyeth. My pal Toby warned me that I was driving into an ice storm. It stretched… Continue Reading →