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The Bees Fly In
Preparing board (in this case 3/4″ pine) for gesso, then for fills. The most “difficult” part is getting each board level for an even fill. Insizing is fun I particularly enjoy using the various dental tools I’ve collected to get just the right well. The bees stop by too; the one in this photo was so loaded down with pollen he flew right into the center of my forehead then had to stop and rest a bit…
VALYNTINA GRENIER 