So, February. A month of winters and contradictions. Spring sprung, then bounced right out again to make room for yet more winter which hasn't finished with us yet. I write this in March looking out over the hills at snow still clinging on to the heather. Bees still hiding, but I spotted my first Lapwing at the weekend, which cheered me up no end. Watching them in flight does nothing but good for the soul.
This is so cool! Love the idea, and all the sketches, very expressive!
ReplyDeleteA visual diary. How wonderful to be able to look back over a month of memories. Good work.
ReplyDeleteOh, my!! This is awesome. What a great idea and the sketches are super!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I really enjoyed this one, thank you.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these monthly 'round-up' sketches, such a good idea, really clever. If I tried to do this I'd mess it up at the layout stage! :o)
ReplyDeleteI also love the calendar approach to your sketches. I think I might want to give it a try, myself. These are so interesting, well done, and fun to look at! nancy
ReplyDeleteLove the sketch! It's telling so many stories in a single glance ^^
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy these - and that last panel is just great it really expresses the slowness of snow filled days.
ReplyDeleteWonderful calendar!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, reckon you should all do it, its really good looking back later on in the year, it all comes flooding back (whether you want it to or not!)
ReplyDeleteHow long have you been doing the "bee" thing. Is it difficult? This is something I am thinking about trying. I had an Uncle who had bees up until his death. X.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great visual diary. Great sketches all around.
ReplyDeleteBees are addictive Bogaman. Once you start you get hooked as they are fascinating. Still a beginner, so no doubt making lots of mistakes, so hopefully they're patient enough to let me carry on and learn from them!
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