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Floating Harmony
The new mini-pond in our garden is a source of wonderful inspiration.
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The new mini-pond in our garden is a source of wonderful inspiration.
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My contribution for the July 2026 Challenge at
Oliver Pyle & Edo Hannema Watercolor Group
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This year is a water year in my garden. I have created two mini ponds, which work really well. We have had a few small fountains for years. Birds, hedgehogs, and small and bigger frogs have enjoyed them. Surely not the best page in the project, but I like to show the whole sketchbook. I learned a lot from it.
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it's my contribution for Day 19 #WORLDWATERCOLORMONTH2025 #perform
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“I’d like to be under the sea in an
octopus’s garden in the shade.”
— The Beatles
The calm and relaxing atmosphere of aquariums always fascinated me. Standing there and finding peace, watching this unique other world is something I never tire of.
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Mein Norden - Birken, Häuser und ein See
My North, Birches, houses, and a Lake
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Hier bei uns in der Lüneburger Heide gibt es viele Seen, oft im Wald versteckt. Ich habe immer die kleinen bunten Wochenendhäuschen geliebt, die an ihnen liegen. Sie wirken, als seien sie nicht von unserer Welt.
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There are many lakes here in the Lüneburg Heath, often hidden in the forest. I've always loved the small, colorful weekend cottages beside these lakes. They seem enchanted as if they're from outside our world.
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January 2025 Challenge at the Facebook Watercolour Group The Watercolour Challenge
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If you see Hanover's town hall for the first time, you think it's a palace or castle. But it's not, it a built as a town hall after 13 years of construction and opened in 1913. I love all about this magnificent building, especially winter shows it by its fairytale side, even more from the Masch Park side.
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My huge thanks go to my photographer and artist friend Joost Heystek for his kind permission to use his lovely photo as inspiration.
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For my work, I decided on the western facade of the castle, which is rarely or not at all shown in paintings. This is completely hidden behind trees in summer and you can hardly see the castle. But in winter, and especially when there is snow, the moated castle character of the facility comes into its own. Celle Castle was built around 980 as a fortified tower with the attributes of a water castle.
Otto the Strict continued developing the building in 1292. Remnants of this era are the cellar vault and the lower floors of the watch tower. The current Celle Castle has its first documented mentioning as “Castrum Celle” in 1315. ... for more information: Celle Castle