Showing posts with label decayed leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decayed leaves. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Wonderfulicious Wednesday - some nuggets for this week.

Saw this Begonia as I walked into Trader Joe's yesterday.
I haven't had a plant call out to me in
awhile; seemed apropos on
my birthday week.



Finally, a little rain yesterday. While
 some areas got enough rain to flood, the
rain here was a mere surface wetting.




I discovered the leaf, above, dried in a book.
I don't know where the leaf came from or
why I stuck it in a book but when it showed
up in my life it felt like a gift from the past.
I had to photograph it. 



This morning the yard was full of 
gifts from yesterday's wind. 
The beautiful bunch of leaves, above, is from
the Calliandra vine. And below . . .
a mystery leaf.







The cluster of leaves, above, is from 
the Tipu tree that has
quadrupled in height this
year, much to the dismay
of the gardener who recently
told me he wishes he'd pruned
more off it last year.
The growth of this tree in
8.5 years is nothing short
of phenomenal, 

Saturday, August 09, 2014

August Happenings

 Feather fabric sun print. Painted fabric. Machine Stitched. 
Painted canvas board.


 Jumble of leaves on work table.
Some of the leaves have been scanned or photographed
 for digital or fabric work.


 During the rainstorm last Sunday an outdoor circuit died after an extension
cord tripped the reset button. Mind you
this is the circuit that the fountain, drip system, and outdoor lights are plugged into.
There are now 3 extension cords running across the yard to the fountain; sitting water
is a magnet for mosquitoes carrying West Nile.
I miss the outdoor lights at night but not nearly as much as I'm missing the automatic
drip system! Triple digit temps and hand-watering . . . well, I could either whine about
it until an electrician can come to replace the circuit or turn the unpleasant time into photography
sessions. I always say that there are photographs everywhere and to prove it I shot
the above one this morning. iPhoneography at its best. 


Digital piece. Trio of leaves. Acrylic painting. 

I still can't figure out where July went! Anyone 
have a clue?

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Wonderfulicious Wednesday

 Sun print. Stitched. Attached to
painted stretched painted canvas.


 Grape Leaf. Decayed by Nature.

 Trio of leaves from Brachychiton Populneus AKA. Bottle tree.
 Waterlogue app.     


Twig. Waterlogue app.

Wishing everyone a Wonderfulicious Wednesday.