Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Challenge ~ Home
Home is where the heart is. Or, sometimes, home is where the luna moth is! The Diva's challenge inspires us to use the "home" prompt this week and I decided to create a piece of Zentangle inspired art (ZIA) by tangling on a photo image of this spectacular luna moth that has just taken up residence in our garage! We feel so honored to have him as a guest. It was tricky to work on the glossy photo paper with the pen, but what the heck. The simple tangled background is merely there as a platform to highlight this natural beauty. If you'd like to learn more about luna moths go here. Enjoy!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Challenge ~ Earth
Hello! A flexible challenge was offered up this week by the Diva. The theme is to use the EARTH prompt and I decided to rest my tile on a bed of moss I'll be attempting to transplant between the cracks of my stone patio. I think moss is an example of mother nature at her finest~ soft and yielding, low maintenance and beautiful. This time of year is a lovely reminder of the natural beauty around us. Something to be relished, for sure.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Betweed: More Patterns in Nature
The Zentangle pattern Betweed is so beautiful, and I am not always thrilled with my attempts to make this tangle. Recently I made this tile and took my time and was more pleased with the results. However, the real reason for this post, is an amazing discovery of a another "Pattern in Nature"! On my front porch, organ pipe mud dauber wasps are busy constructing their nests and to me they look a lot like Mother Nature's version of....BETWEED!!
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My version of Betweed |
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Turtle Tangle-- Patterns in Nature
Every year, in June, this turtle crosses our yard and goes into the woods. This year I thought we had missed him. He showed up one of the first days in July and was moving fast! I interrupted him just for a minute so I could share his striking patterns.
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