Arid Artistry Pillows

"Yes, it's oil-paint: It's difficult to find water for watercolours around here..."

"We really need more perennials? Aren't my weeds and crabgrass enough?"

Horti-Culture

Artists of the wild west.

Building giant sand pies.

"I love your work!"

'Oil painting is fine, but I can't do watercolours, obviously...'

"Wi-fi....Wi-fi...WI....FI!...."

"There are those who say I'm a throwback to Monet."

"Thanks again, kid!"

Of all the times for us to run in to team GB's Olympic synchronised swimming squad!

'Those two peaks are definitely the most popular with the men.'

Tribal masks.

'You're lucky. I got ringed in Africa !'

'Fred's opinion of crab grass is if you can't beat it, join it.'

An Easter Island sculptor working on a statue.They both look like the statues.

'The sun is up. What do you feel like doing today?'

Desert crawler following water

"You forgot to adjust your hilling discs again, didn't you?"

'Those showy blooms are very susceptible to pests.'

Man Painting Road.

Ice Sculpting Class.

'We bought it as a conversation piece...'

'Seeing the Winterton's Japanese garden gave us the idea. It's a Kamikaze replica. Full size.'

'So aunt Lois I hear you've developed quite a green thumb.'

Painter Sheltering Under His Canvas.

Paint-By-Numbers in Nature

'Oh Darren, I just love what you've done with your dung.'

"We really need to hire a landscaper."

Artist Hazards

Sharp, play, builder's washed

The plein air painters of Kansas

'Hello, is that Gardeners' Question Time?'

Diver disguised as a fish

Ronald couldn't grasp his instructor's insistence on his using oils rather than his preferred medium, watercolour.