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Each time I teach a class I try to find new things to explore. If you want a festive exploration of the Enchanted Meadow, I will be sharing some insights in the December class for Ardington School. I have had to keep that thought in mind as I plan things for 2023. He knew what to exclude and what to pursue. Not only his finished designs, but his ability to pursue the things he wanted to explore have impacted me so much. As I look back on the piece, I can see the influence of my William Morris studies. When the work is completed, you could have a finished design to print for you holiday card. I am keeping the floral and foliate colours minimal as this class will be presented in one session.

This approach uses a lot of control of the watercolour medium.

The process of painting has become more and more enticing to me. There is something about sharing a process and journey with others that relieves a sense of isolation we can feel in our studios of solitude and puts some polish in our own work. I think I will be unpacking the rewards for quite some time.

Nothing is taken for granted and it has been an incredibly enlightening and rewarding experience. What has imprinted so profoundly for me is how attentive this young generation is to these new experiences. Or maybe we don't remember that we used to buy our sheets of paper one at a time and just how precious it was to have that full sheet to explore. Maybe we forget what it was like to purchase our first tube of paint and wonder if it will be worth the money.

It is easy to take for granted a burgeoning bookshelf and cupboard full of art supplies. I think what was most energizing was seeing the passion and enthusiasm of a young generation who are seeing this world of calligraphy and ornament through fresh eyes. I feel like I have gained far more than I have given and I am energized beyond what I thought was possible. I cannot begin to share all that I have processed with this journey. I have so much to share this month!Minutes ago, Symbiosis II wrapped up the exhibit for this fall.