Spring Loaded Art

March 23, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Don Bishop, Spring Flowers — Don Bishop, Spring Flowers

It’s still a little chilly, and windy, and rainy… But! The crocuses are popping up all over town, and cadbury eggs are back on the shelves. It can only mean one thing: we have survived the winter and made it to spring.

Joan Metcalf, Ornamental Cherry Tree 2 — Joan Metcalf, Ornamental Cherry Tree 2

Sarkis Antikajian, Still Life in Green — Sarkis Antikajian, Still Life in Green

Judy Phipps, Sunshine on my Shoulders — Judy Phipps, Sunshine on my Shoulders

Jani Hoberg, Multnomah Tulips — Jani Hoberg, Multnomah Tulips

Scott Hoyle, Bee Mine — Scott Hoyle, Bee Mine

Shelley Curtis, March Magnolia — Shelley Curtis, March Magnolia

Kathy Caselton, Water Lilies — Kathy Caselton, Water Lilies

Raquel Edwards, Evening Rendezvous — Raquel Edwards, Evening Rendezvous

Peggie Moje, Sunglow — Peggie Moje, Sunglow

Miroslav Lovric, From my Garden 3 (2) — Miroslav Lovric, From my Garden 3

Jenny Smith, Assisi Corn Fields — Jenny Smith, Assisi Corn Fields

Lyn Nance-Sasser, A Walk Afield — Lyn Nance-Sasser, A Walk Afield

Wayne Hung Chin, May Flowers — Wayne Hung Chin, May Flowers

Sharon Engel, Spring is Here — Sharon Engel, Spring is Here

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