i am so pleased with the growth of the new Jessamine vines i planted, two months ago, to grow up the columns. this is a cross between Carolina and Swamp Jessamine (evergreen and blooms in spring). sorry, can't recall the name, but it sure seems happy!
the creeping ficus vine (fig) across the front of the steps is an idea i saw in Charleston.
i've been slowly pulling out more autumnal decor...
i like to ease into the seasons...
little leaves have fallen on the front porch.stacked punkins.
crows nesting in the bird cage.
back porch bouquet.
and three of my watercolor paintings which were inspired from magazine photos... oh, how i miss Country Home magazine!
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p.s. i realize that my posts have been going back and forth between fall and beachy. well, that is my typical Pisces personality...two fish swimming in opposite directions!
i don't know what i'll be posting next, but i promise it will be
easy on the eyes........and hopefully, inspiring!
Hello Erin - I'm enjoying your Fall inspiration on your front porch! Very warm and inviting. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marie
http://emmacallsmemama.com
Yeah, fall is in full swing! Such lovely paintings!!
ReplyDeleteI love your front porch. It looks very cozy. Makes me want to come and sit a spell!
ReplyDeleteOh just love your porch and decorations. I like how you "ease" into it!
ReplyDeleteI love the still life paintings, the colours are gorgeous.
xxx
You've done a lovely job with your fall decorations! I love this season - it always feels so exciting to me.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous paintings Erin
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented at both photography and painting. Love the way you have captured the glass bowl in the last and the middle painting is exceptional. Fantastic ... clever you!! Have a great weekend. xx Julie
Your paintings are wonderful Erin - they capture autumn so perfectly! Leigh
ReplyDeleteYour photography always inspire me. I sense a bit of cinema editing to a couple of them. The stacked pumpkins and the sunflowers.Yes??
ReplyDeleteYour painting are fabulous. The 1st one looks like a photograph.
I just stopped at the beach yesterday for the first time this year. I preposted a B&W post for Sunday of it.
I got a comment from Scarlet the other day thanking me for the post I did on her at Brimfield. She said a customer came in and told her about me. I assumed it was you???
xo,
Carole
ERIN! did you paint those? really??
ReplyDeleteStunning absolutley fabulous...just love it
ReplyDeleteHugs Lynn xxx
anne marie...yes i really painted those!
ReplyDeleteHey Erin
ReplyDeleteJust came back to have another look at your pumpkin [don't hear that everyday do you?]
Well I also wanted to say... thank you for your lovely comments on my 100th... I think I could say all the same lovely things about you!! You are one great blogger!! [and friend]
Take care.. x Julie
PS what is Cinema editing?
Your watercolors are lovely! I look forward to seeing more of your work.
ReplyDeleteJane (Artfully Graced)
Hi Erin,
ReplyDeleteYour images and your paintings are divine and what a lovely area you live in. Your making me miss Autumn already, we are in the midst of Spring here in Australia, my two favourite seasons of the year.
Thanks for dropping by my blog this week and leaving your lovely comments.
x Coty