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As a painter I am intrigued with shapes, although the colors of my paintings are more referred to by the ones who see it. The loop is a beautiful one – almost a circle:):) Emille
Smile, that’s good enough for me. Not everyone is interested in pursuing painting:):) For many it’s too long of a process, and may not outweigh the benefits money wise.
I’d love to paint mire, because that’s what you have to do – practice!
Practice seems to be a dirty word for some, but for me it means adding to my ”tools!”
I love your photos! I these unfurling silver fern fronds in New Zealand too. some interesting facts:
The koru (Māori for ‘”loop or coil”‘[1]) is a spiral shape based on[citation needed] the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond. It is an integral symbol in Māori art, carving and tattooing, where it symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace.[2] Its shape ”conveys the idea of perpetual movement,” while the inner coil ”suggests returning to the point of origin”.[2] Wikipedia
Good morning ! Good morning ! Hello ! Jello ! Hello . . . oh dear, I’ll be hoarse ere all the bows are returned . . . . but isn’t this a scene pf ‘happy-busy’ ? Thank you for inviting me too . . .
As a painter I am intrigued with shapes, although the colors of my paintings are more referred to by the ones who see it. The loop is a beautiful one – almost a circle:):) Emille
Thank you for commenting, Emille! I only paint aquarelle, and not very good – but we share the interest in shapes.
Smile, that’s good enough for me. Not everyone is interested in pursuing painting:):) For many it’s too long of a process, and may not outweigh the benefits money wise.
I’d love to paint mire, because that’s what you have to do – practice!
Practice seems to be a dirty word for some, but for me it means adding to my ”tools!”
You are right!
Oh my goodness, it’s the Day of the Triffids!
Haha, I know nothing of that one…
Science fiction – a 1951 post-apocalyptic novel by John Wyndham
Ok
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These fern photo are so gorgeous. WOWZA!!! 😀
Haha – love it that you like them too, Cee!
I love your photos! I these unfurling silver fern fronds in New Zealand too. some interesting facts:
The koru (Māori for ‘”loop or coil”‘[1]) is a spiral shape based on[citation needed] the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond. It is an integral symbol in Māori art, carving and tattooing, where it symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace.[2] Its shape ”conveys the idea of perpetual movement,” while the inner coil ”suggests returning to the point of origin”.[2] Wikipedia
So glad you liked them, Aletta! And I love the korus of NZ. I bought a necklace with a green koru there – I often wear it.
Lovely!
Such an imaginative way to look at ferns unfurling – I love it! And so very green 💚`
♥ Thanks, i think they are so human!
So funny! Happy Thursday, Ann-Christine!
You too, Jo!
How fabulous! I’ve never thought of bracken like that before. From now on, I’ll always be wondering what they’re plotting.
Haha, well, you never know…
They seem to be attending a concert :). Nice photos!
Thank you, Florin, I think they are…
Wonderful pictures!
Thanks! Dancing in the wind is great!
Good morning ! Good morning ! Hello ! Jello ! Hello . . . oh dear, I’ll be hoarse ere all the bows are returned . . . . but isn’t this a scene pf ‘happy-busy’ ? Thank you for inviting me too . . .
Hahaha, well, fun it was, thank you for joining in!
SOMEONE needs to put their heads together!
Haha 😀
Fabulous photos
Haha, thanks!
They look like they’re leaning back and really getting into the party. 🙂 What fun!!
I thought so too – what fun!
Love them!!
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Great photos – they are having a party!!
They are!
I’ve never seen ferns like this. They do seem like humans
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