Here's some floral rapture for you this evening.
If you're still around to read next week, pastel colors are coming up next. If not, before you leave, feel free to send any and all donations to the address listed under my contact page.
Floral Rapture by Linda Starr is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at bluestarrgallery.blogspot.com.
I'm still here, as I suspected I would be... :) You are, too, so I think I'm in good company.
ReplyDeletelove the colors---and your sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteI'm still here... Guess I'll get to see your pastels
ReplyDeleteHi Teresa, thanks, I couldn't resist. I didn't know a thing about it till I read it somewhere else. Our TV doesn't get any reception any longer, so much for the couple of free channels we were getting.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, thanks, Gary said he heard on the news that folks were giving away their houses, money and all kinds of stuff, I missed hearing about that.
Hi Turquoisemoon, thanks, yep the pastels will be coming up next, te he.
Still here also. Got tickled at the Marlins game I was watching. They actually had a "tongue in cheek" count down to Rapture clock.
ReplyDeleteThe believers were giving the non-believers $125 to take care of their pets when it happened. Bet they didn't get their money back.
Hi Patti, thanks, $125 isn't enough to take care of someone's pet, but I guess something is better than nothing. Ha.
ReplyDeleteI was so tired last night, I slept like the dead - but am wide awake this a.m. I can only shake my head at how so many people got pulled in by that scam.
ReplyDeleteI'll bring my camera to the shop this afternoon and see what's there. She'd sold out of the black orchids when I relayed the info. Linda, her work has an added dimension - isn't shiny like silk flowers, isn't hard like ceramic...never saw this before...it looks almost real.
Did you receive my e-mail?
Hi Kittie, thanks, yes religion has a big draw for a lot of people or for that matter there are a lot of followers in the world.
ReplyDeleteKittie, thanks so much for checking into those flowers for me, perhaps they are air dry clay, polymer clay, or acrylic? yes I got your email and will be mailing a photo very soon, thanks again.
OMG Linda, you are so talented! You have an amazing way to interpret nature.
ReplyDeleteHi Erena, thanks, I find nature so inspiring in so many ways, who doesn't like a little brightness in their life, Ha.
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ReplyDeleteThese ceramic flowers are really lovely. I especially love the first and third ones: their colors are so beautiful. After reading and seeing your May 19 post(Fabulous!)as well, I suppose these flowers have the great potential for appilication to various uses. Love your new header and look forward to seeing your new pastels.
Hi Sapphire, thanks so much, a lot of ideas are milling and mulling around in my head with regards to these and the others. I find if I post the photos of them I look at them with a fresh eye on the computer screen. As you say, they have the potential to application to various uses which I am hoping to exploit to their fullest. Thanks for noticing the new header too, I thought to rotate different flowers on the header from time to time.
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