….Thursday Trios can be anything that you find in groups of three or even something that you’ve staged as a grouping of three
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It’s interesting to me how much texture you can see when you zoom in on objects especially in nature.
…a single raindrop
…not sure if Ruined for Life is still hosting Sculpture Saturday but if he is, thanks https://smkelly8.com/2020/11/07/sculpture-saturday-43/
On a recent walk to Humber College my husband and I came across this amazing bronze sculpture. What was almost more interesting was the artist’s statement about this larger than life size piece. Please take a moment to read the significance of the man’s stance and how the artist saw people interpreting it in different ways.
….hope you can join me on this new challenge
Thursday Trios can be anything that you find in groups of three or even something that you’ve staged as a grouping of three. This week’s trios are the three painted rocks and green tomatoes on the vine……
….keys at the base of guitar strings, diamonds on an ornament and three red berries.
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…as an artist I’ve alway been drawn to textures
Textures found in nature are always so interesting to me. Here are a few that I came across on my walks.
…thanks to Jez for hosting Water Water Everywhere https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2021/01/04/frozen-lochan-water-water-everywhere-58/
On our daily walk today it was a bit drizzly but mild. Most of the snow has melted leaving lots of icy patches and puddles. Not only were we surrounded by the waters of Lake Ontario but we had to step carefully around and over these wet patches on the path.
Mama Cormier 