Showing posts with label shamrocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shamrocks. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Shamrocks, Bagpipers, Irish Dancing Shoes






Spring is on the way!

It might look like winter outside but Windy Hill Studio is preparing for Spring. March is just around the corner and here in CNY we celebrate St. Patrick's Day in a big way and hope that Spring will soon follow.
Just added to the Windy Hill Studio Webstore: 4 St. Patrick's Day favorites now available as prints.

Check 'em out!
Green Beer Parade, Hint of Spring in the Air, Love Irish Dance, and Steppin' Into March








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Related Posts
And if you are really up for a St. Patrick's Day challenge you can read my 17 Days of Going Green posts from last March 1 - 17. The posts feature many of my paintings based on a trip to Ireland in 2013. 
Here is the link to the first post from the Goes Green Series. You can access the rest from the blog.

Slainte!

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Joan Applebaum Art Goes Green - Love Irish Dance



It's day 15 of my blog "going green" for St. Patrick's Day! 


Today's Irish painting is dedicated to all the Irish Dancers who have been so busy with the parades, dance-outs and other St. Patrick's Day events.

Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication, and for making each celebration a special event!

This is a watercolor featuring a pair of dancing ghillies, with straps from the dance shoes intertwining to form a heart. Shamrocks and Trinity Knots complete the design.


Going Green

Since March 1, I have been posting Irish themed art on my blog. If this is your first visit to my blog and you like the Irish theme you might want to take a look at posts from previous days. You can click on any of the links and eventually get back to the posts from March 1 - 14.


Two more days to go. Tomorrow we go to County Clare and on St. Patrick's Day there will be another dedication to those hard working Irish Dancers. And maybe a bonus picture too!

Slainte!