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Today's prompt was "Ash". This tree might soon be a thing of the past with Ash dieback being so rife these days. In my own street about half a dozen trees were felled in autumn last year. Some of them weren't even ash trees, which brings into question the integrity of some of the tree fellers the council employs.
I always liked playing with the seeds when I was younger. We never called them Keys, we called them 'propellers' because of their shape and also because of the way they spun when they fell from the trees. Let's hope some clever folk can devise a way to save the trees and staunch the damage done by the disease.
Palamino Blackwing soft pencil
Lamy Safari fountain pen
Cass Art watercolours
Seawhite A4 sketch book
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As I was walking out to bring her and her pasture-mate in, I watched, in disgust, as she walked over to the largest mud hole and promptly layed down to roll in it. Unfortunately I didn't have my camera with me but I was sure to take pictures of her before washing her off.
And yes, those are leaves plastered to her side.
Prompted by the death of a 3 year old boy escaping Syria with his family, a small group of protesters met at the steps of City Hall to rally for Syrian refugees.
Quick Facts: What You Need to Know About the Syrian Refugee Crisis
Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.
PotatoChop was used to tweak the letters and remove frames and borders.
White sea roses (rosa rugosa) and Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
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Prompt: Something you think is art. For this, we'll allow Melissa's caption to explain: "Pinstripe in the sky created by a jet today. Reminds me that art creates different perspectives depending on how you look at it! My view is totally different from what that pilot sees!"