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Another one. Bigger this time. Sennelier Olive green (which is possibly my favourite straight-from-the-tube colour)
Just to be thorough... some cheese slope triangles. Then I wondered how they differed from making triangles with the larger slopes, so I made a comparison. Obviously the color variation possibilities are much greater with cheese slopes.
These aren't wedged in enough to be able to pick the whole thing up. Maybe if I shortened the length of the border by one plate or so....
Arley Hall
The gardens of Arley Hall are amongst the finest in Britain, having been lovingly created by the same family over 250 years.
They are a wonderful example of the idea that the best gardens are living, changing works of art.
Outstanding features are the renowned double herbaceous border, the avenue of giant Ilex columns, Victorian Rootree and the breathtaking array of roses, perennials, flowering shrubs and the sheer variety of rhododendrons, azaleas and specimen trees in The Grove.
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During the exhibition of Escher, exposed by his side ... new construction possibilities, and new worlds open up in my mind.
I have neen playing with this tutorial from Magnolia Bay Quilts. Thinking about using this in my item for the swap. What do you think partner?
A wide-angle shot of the Summer Triangle I took outside Puerto Del Rosario in Fuerteventura (outside the small town of Tetir) - the south of the image is washed out with light pollution due to the proximity to Puerto del Rosario... But an impressive sky still considering how close it is.
This is a stack of around 10 images, of 30 seconds exposure each.
Old school analog collage (paper, scissors and glue) created for group invite from the International Union of Mail Artists: TRIANGLES.
Eiffel Tower image courtesy of Robert Delaunay (1885-1941).