Present (print) for aunty Jeannette!!!!

The night falling on the village…

(part of an coming picture)

In the new garden, there is a lemon tree, a pomegranate tree, an olive, fig, Almond and mango tree, and an anona tree (tropical fruit very new for me). We are very happy about those trees surrounding us… but there is also a GUAVAAAA TREE!!! Just here, in front of the window.
I discovered this fruit which have this distinctive feature to let everybody knows about its presence since it fills the place with an insisting smell (which I helplessly and instinclively can’t bear)

I was told that as a juice the guava is loosing this specific smell… let’s hope so.

On “the garden kitchen” (sorry in french)they speak nicely about guava water.

It goes without saying that there is milk and honey … in the fridge.

We did it. We drove down the mountain…

Recently I took a few of my drawings and turned them into a format for postcard… When I drew these landscapes for cats and birds (with photoshop),I already had in mind that it could be a postcard…

In the morning, when lady bird is slow to wake up, the sun release and wave tiny little biological bells over her roof. These little morning bells then scatter with the wind and let themselves fall onto the shell of a snail, tickle the whiskers of a weasel or decorate with golden yellow color the entrance of an anthill. Eventually, they fade away. Meanwhile, the lady bird wakes up, grateful to the sun.

The prince and princess are no longer living on the big rock. They turned the castle into a large Gallery: the castle walls are by now at artists’ disposal.

Butterflies are huddled in multicolored leaves. The half-closed fuchsia tulips are now coated with navy blue. Everything is ready for the stars to cover the flowers and trees.

This neighborhood won’t expand - here daisies are a protected species.