I planted mini pot garden yesterday. I've never really felt a craving to do it until now. It's a tiny start and I like it like that since I don't have enough time to start with real gardening. Well... I am actually surprised by feeling the need and passion to do this since I never really payed attention to gardening before.
Maybe it's just because I think it's beautiful to observe something growing...or because (as the Linus Mundy's quote I've found somewhere on the web today says) "Planting tiny seeds in the small space given you can change the whole world or, at the very least, your view of it."

It's a girl with two pencils, long braids and dress made from a map. I made her for one special baby girl. I hope she'll like it when she gets a bit older.

I'll have to introduce you to someone new tomorrow. Who could it be? Hm...

I love this old photo of my mum when she was about my age. And I love my mum! Happy mother's day! *

I draw them when I was about six years old. It's nice to look through my childhood drawings, they bring back nice memories. You can see some more here.

YAY for the spring sun!

I said to my friend yesterday "Let's make one kitschy photo with this orchid" and here it is (Janja, thank you for posing). :) I think it's perfect for first day of spring! I am so happy that it finally arrived even though here is cloudy with rain.

WELCOME SPRING, I've missed you!

A lovely find from yesterday's short walk in the woods. Aren't cones amazing?

Great news: Katja made an interview (in Slovene) with me for her sweet Pepermint blog. Thank you again!

A dear friend is going to Sweden again for couple of months so she invited us to a "Cinnamon farewell party" on Friday. We've had such a wonderful time and our tummies filled with cinnamon buns... they were delicious (I think I could eat them every day)!

Small detail from my studio. Photo/postcard of Yves Klein; Dimanche-Le journal d'un seul jour, 27 November, 1960. His leap into the void is always a good reminder to be bold and to dare...