At home, looking at old sketches :)
March 28, 2020
It’s always a pleasant surprise when you’re sorting out some papers, and a couple nice sketches fall out.
These are from South Carolina. We had a wonderful visit a while back, teaching a workshop and jurying a watercolor show.
Right now, during the self-quarantine, the old life of travel and painting with friends seems like such a luxury. I’m sure I didn’t appreciate it enough at the time.
I hope everyone is taking things easy, staying in the moment, not worrying about the unknown future.
And of course, painting at home ;)
Take care everyone!
~m
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Citizen Sketcher 
you are such a ‘caring for others’ type of man…you take care of yourself and your family.
My aunt used to say when things seemed impossible “This too shall pass”.
There will be a new normal and a new appreciation for being out in the world….maybe as human beings we take things for granted.
Very few of us can feel that blase again.
Stay healthy …
Rhonda Carson.
Rhonda Caplan
Thank you Marc, hope you and your family are well. So nice to hear from you and I love your painting of the gigantic old tree, just lovely. I too miss my painting friends !Take care, Angela in Canada
Stay well and safely Mark
Ohh- I love seeing all your lively sketches!! Brightens my day….(and getting out my paints right now!). Cheers & stay safe (yes, those old days of traveling, and heck, just going to the grocery store without freaking out….seem so luxurious!!). ~Roxanne Steed
Viewing your peaceful painting of nature, calmed me down after a stressful market run. Yes, I am using sketching at home mostly curbside flowers–they are in full bloom right now– to soothe my spirit and focus my attention on nature’s beauty. Thank you & Stay well!
Take care, friend. You are always inspiring.
Thanks a lot! Keep safe. Graciela
El dom., 29 mar. 2020 3:41, Citizen Sketcher escribió:
> Marc Taro Holmes posted: ” It’s always a pleasant surprise when you’re > sorting out some papers, and a couple nice sketches fall out. These are > from South Carolina. We had a wonderful visit a while back, teaching a > workshop and jurying a watercolor show. Right now, during ” >