"Particularly with the blues, it's not just about bad times. It's about healing the spirit."
Taj Mahal
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Since I work with the seasons, sometimes it looks like I only work in one color. In this case, blue. Most of the blue you see here comes from Hollyhocks, although there is some petunia as well. Weirdly enough, I like ironing. In the studio, anyway. It gives me a chance to look things over and see wonderful details and surprises. Here is what I discovered today. |
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A little oak leaf hiding amongst the Hollyhock. |
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On the left, the main print (bottom of the leaf), on the right, the echo. I love the hollyhock on the left, almost photographic. |
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Sumac floating over rusted nails with a little bit of black locust for some green. |
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Another oak leaf, this one turned plum by its hollyhock neighbors. |
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