Marble & Beorn
I heard you paint forests, Marble. Ever tried capturing the way light hits the bark at dawn?
I’ve spent many mornings in the studio, watching the light creep over bark, and I do try to capture that quiet glow. It’s a delicate thing—tiny flecks of gold against the deep greens—and it takes patience to get it right. It’s one of those moments that makes me lose track of time, so I stay until the shadows shift a little more.
Sounds like you’re listening to the forest’s own rhythm, Marble. Keep chasing that gold; the trees know their secrets best when you’re patient enough to hear them.
Thank you. I’ll keep listening for that subtle dance of light, letting each shade settle before I move on. It’s the quiet patience that lets the forest’s secrets reveal themselves.
Glad the forest’s hush speaks to you, Marble. Remember, the deeper you listen, the richer the colors you’ll find. Keep at it.