I spied these lovely aquarelles on Instagram, painted by Tribecan Yasmine Karrenberg, whose eponymous flower store has been installed in Le District since it opened. She’s been drawing in a journal for years, but when schools closed on March 15, she took up the practice of drawing a flower a day.

“It’s just a way to keep my mind away from all the worries. I miss my flowers and drawing one each day gives me a sense of stability and comfort. I look forward to the moment in my evening when I can choose which I want to paint, and I am always excited to share what I’ve created, if only to spread a little of the joy flowers can bring.”

And if you need more of that joy, Yasmine is getting a shipment of tulips from Holland tomorrow, and will be making local deliveries while working from home: 917-575-3116 or info@flowersbyyasmine.com

From the Archives

• The Paintings of John Lloyd
• The Sketchbooks of Gavin Snider
• The Sketchbooks of John Donohue
• The Sketchbooks of Ian Berry
• The Watercolors of Nan Lombardi
• The Paintings of Bruce Paly
• The Sketchbooks of Peter Koval
• The Sketchbooks of Mariano Recalde
• Tribeca en Plein Air