Filling the Space

18/06/2019Claudette6 Comments

I feel like I should make a post, but I didn’t have anything interesting to say ,

SO,

have some inverted pictures instead!

Inverted Chrysthanemum

Inverted Lily

Arty Stuff

13/04/201919/04/2019Claudette22 Comments

I’ve been doing a lot of “art” stuff lately – mostly dried flowers set into resin. Here’s a few photos (since I just upgraded my account and now I have another 3GB to fill with pics).

I love Dahlia, their flowers and the smell of their foliage. I only have one variety, a “spider” dahlia, in my garden, but it is so lovely that I fall in love with it each year, and of course I take lots of photos.

However, I also like to edit my photos a little bit, and one of my favourite edits is simply to invert the photo, and guess what? My dahlia looks totally awesome inverted, like some tentacled maw about to swallow you up. What do you think?

Dahlia - Cropped Inverted — Inverted Dahlia

View of a hole

07/03/201907/03/2019Claudette4 Comments

I had a niggly little thought
but it was full of holes
and so I didn’t say it, but left it in my head
and that’s as good as any place
to store it I suppose.

I had a little leaf
and it was full of holes
and yet they made it beautiful, an elegant design
so I found a way to keep it safe
and let it’s whole self show.

IMG_20190306_111355 sized

Shot Of Thanks #8

21/11/2018Claudette1 Comment

I am thankful for the evening sky, a soft end to a good day.

Colour me Happy

21/10/2018Claudette8 Comments

A little gallery of some of the colourful things in my life lately.

Acrylic Paint on MDF

Daisy

Ink&Resin Paperweight Dome

Gum Leaf

Ink&Resin Lidded Dish

Lilac

My House

Ink&Resin Bowl

Lawn Daisy

Ranunculi

Snowball Flower

Ink&Resin Bowl

Ink&Resin Tray

Ink&resin Tray

Ink&resin Saucer

Ranunculi

Snippets

09/10/2018Claudette7 Comments

Shot of Thanks #7

08/09/2018Claudette8 Comments

I’m thankful for the trees in my garden which give me shade in summer,
bare branches in winter,
and texture all year round.

I’m also thankful for the lovely rural views I enjoy, I like looking at my neighbours highland cattle with their shaggy coats and long horns. They are quite friendly (being hand-raised) and if I pick some tree tips they will come up and eat them from my hand.

Cows