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Having a break from photo stacking this week
Here is a photo of my watercolour paint brushes
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Snowflake wedding cake for close family friends!
6 inch almond cake with almond butter cream, 9 inch strawberry cake with coconut butter cream, 12 inch chocolate cake with oreo cookie butter cream, and 15 inch raspberry swirl cake with vanilla butter cream. All cakes are covered in fondant then air brushed in "pearl",
The snowflakes are gumpaste, airbrushed in 'pearl' and covered in edible glitter!! 99 % of the snowflakes are attached to the cake by wires. The ribbon at the base of each tier is silk organza with irredesent glitter throughout the ribbon. There are very tiny lights on the cake, but the light wasn't very good when I snapped this photo, so you can't tell they're on there!!
Rocky Mountain NP
Indian Paint Brush of the Rocky Mountains
Indian paintbrush flowers are named for the clusters of spiky blooms that resemble paintbrushes dipped in bright red or orange-yellow paint. Growing this wildflower can add interest to the native garden. About the Indian paintbrush, also known as Castilleja, Indian paintbrush wildflowers grow in forest clearings and grasslands across the Western and Southwestern United States. Indian paintbrush is a biennial plant that usually develops rosettes the first year and stalks of blooms in spring or early summer of the second year. The plant is short-lived and dies after it sets seed. However, if conditions are right, Indian paintbrush reseeds itself every autumn. This unpredictable wildflower grows when it is planted in close proximity with other plants, primarily grasses or native plants such as penstemon or blue-eyed grass. This is because Indian paintbrush sends roots out to the other plants, then penetrates the roots and “borrows” nutrients it needs in order to survive. They are hemiparasitic on the roots of grasses and forbs. Indian paintbrush tolerates cold winters.
Fantasia brush – Paint brush delivering some magic. This is just so much inspired by the work of my talented friend Antonio Iacobelli go visit his gallery, he is incredible. Strobe : 1 * 1/2 front and 1 * 1/8 right side with green gel both triggered by cactus V5.
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color on brushes in water in glas on box in front of window
A pastry brush (18mm diameter). I find this one too stiff for its purpose and use it instead for cleaning the coffee grinder.
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Approximately 1" length of mascara brush at almost 1:1 focus. Bokeh background thanks to a sparkly top.
Despite cleaning the brush first, it still looks untidy!
Running late as I've been on a photoshoot all day... Some from that will have to wait till tomorrow.
Explored #401 at present. First for nearly 2 years. #426 eventually.
I can't believe all the brushes that can be found for gimp. I always wondered how they did that!
For this I used a SL sunset with windlight, added a moon, dragon and character brush, then did gothic glow and sepia.
Fun stuff I tell you. The people that make these brushes sure are talented!
The brush wattlebird, (also known as little wattlebird), is our smallest wattlebird.
They can be seen throughout the south-east and south-west of this country.
I love hearing their characterful, varied calls and their ever-alert nature as seen here.
Around 25 cm length.
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Today my brother discovered in the basement our father's cassettes with oil paints and brushes. They are about 80 years old but still usable. A touching discovery.
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Years ago a fire whipped through the foothills of the Manti-La Sal mountains charring the trees and underbrush. Afterwards, with light able to reach to the ground, fresh life began to take hold from seeds and the original root systems. Every year since, the autumn colors seem to celebrate the natural fiery cycle that these areas require for growing.