San Mateo, Costa Rica
Tropics
Refuge
Lighthouse Beach, Annisquam, Gloucester, Mass. (4×6″ oil on watercolor-paper postcard)
If we consider experience like a raging sea, in the middle of the sea there is a little island with a lighthouse on it, showing everyone who is lost at sea where to take refuge, where there is dry land, where it is safe. This patch of land is called ‘now’.
Normally we think that our suffering is in the now and so we try to escape our suffering by going into the past and the future. Actually, it’s only when we think of the past and future that we suffer. The now is the place where we’re safe.
—Rupert Spira
Heatwave evening
Brace Cove, East Gloucester, Mass. (4×6″ oil on watercolor-paper postcard)
Heatwave morning
View of Gloucester from Rocky Neck (4×6″ oil on watercolor-paper postcard)
From the balcony
Dunes and sandbar, early morning of a hot and hazy day, Provincetown, Mass. (4×6″ oil on watercolor-paper postcard). Endless thanks to Dad and Kathy!
New
Fresh green marsh grass at Eastern Point (oil on 4×6″ watercolor paper postcard)
Flourishes
Seaside roadside
Time for drawing on bikerides again! Just sort of clearing my throat with this quickie.
Bright
On the edge of the marsh at Eastern Point, Gloucester, Mass. (oil on 4×6″ watercolor-paper postcard), finally finished from last fall!
Connected
UMass Marine Research Station at Hodgkin Cover, Gloucester, MA (4×6″ oil on watercolor paper)
