It may surprise you to learn that though we were out and about the last two weeks, tiny art happened. Oh, you’re not surprised? Well I sure was. I often bring artsy supplies with me on our trips, packed in the Bag of Good Intentions. They usually come back home again in the Satchel of Shame.
But I have learned a few things. With the exception of the peacock feather, which I painted before we left, the rest of these were drawn on watercolor washes that I made so I wouldn’t have to bring paints, brushes and guilt.
My own tiny art peacock feather book finally made its maiden voyage! And what better subject that a peacock feather?
A feathery eye
Set in iridescent gold,
the Jewel of God.
And two more in the Peacock Feather Book:
Copied this from something on Pinterest – loved the stylized look of the feathers. Trying to do this in a moving car turned out to be a mistake.
If you don’t know this reference, how are we friends? Ha ha – just kidding! We listened to this audiobook on the road, one of the Magnificent Seven books in the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.
And now, back to the OG tiny art book:
The underwater singing of a fish.
God’s creatures all know how to sing His praise. We just don’t always know how to hear it.
This post will be dropped into the sea in the morning where it will forever hear the underwater singing of fish.
Lynniebeemuseoday 
I brought some art supplies (drawing) on our road trip. After trying to sketch one day in the bouncing car, I gave up and came home with”the bag of shame”. I’m ready together back to it now that we’re back. 😁
LikeLiked by 1 person
😆. Ready to do art with you!
LikeLike