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"The Alchemist" - Acrylic on canvas (130m x 100m) |
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Nuts and seeds |
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Mother Nature's alchemy. Found in a pot under a honeysuckle bush. My interest is in the layering of composition and changing colours as the transformational process takes place |
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Honeysuckle in July |
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Louis (2003 - 2015) Last month, our friend and sometimes walking companion Louis passed on to the Happy Hunting Ground. We will miss his good natured company and boundless energy. Maybe he now chases rabbits in another dimension! |
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Hello, lovely images. The honeysuckle is pretty. I am so sorry about your sweet Louis. I know how you feel, I still miss my Goldie Girl. Enjoy your day and have a happy new week ahead!
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ReplyDeleteOh,Ruby
ReplyDeleteI am sorry about for your sweet friend, Louis. The last photo of him is beautiful.
I like to see your alchemist. How soft and cozy those colors are!
Hope you have a good day.
Lovely captures and colours. I'm so sorry about Louis. Let's hope he has lots of rabbits to chase wherever he is!
ReplyDeleteDrawing inspiration from nature is clearly shown here and the results are very beautiful. Love the colours you chose for your achemist painting. I'm also very sorry for your loss. Been through it a few times myself, but they stay in our hearts for ever.:)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures of your painting tools and results. Sad to say farewell to such a sweet companion. It is always so difficult.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Marianne
"The Alchemist" is beautiful; I could spend all evening contemplating it.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear about Louis, but certain that he has lots of rabbits to chase and tasty bones to chew where he is now.
Take care!
Beautiful. Gets everyone's attention.
ReplyDeletelovely pictures of natures beauty. your artwork is beautiful. such pretty coloration just like in nature.
ReplyDeleteLove the acrylic on canvas - it would make a good photo background texture.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the loss of your furbaby, ours was born in 2003 as well and I often wonder how much longer...
Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday.
Louis is a darling ~ so sad for you ~ hard to lose our fur persons ~ xox
ReplyDeleteYour artwork and photography are lovely!
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
So sorry to hear about Louis. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLovely abstract!
Beautiful colors in your abstract painting. It almost shimmers. Sorry about the loss of your dog.
ReplyDeletelovely image of your dear Louis.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and beautiful transformations - both in your work and in nature. I have some late honeysuckle flowering right now. And I'm in the garden, otherwise I wouldn't be looking at the computer! About to do some more hard work but right now, enjoying the warm sunshine.
ReplyDeleteWell, there's been a kind of alchemy within too - a transformation for me, over the past few days, so thank you for the part you have played in this.
M xx
Gorgeous!
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Hi! Long time no see. Your honey suckle photos are very nice and interesting. I enjoyed your former posts too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry about your sweet friend and companion. He was loved and will be missed. (And I am hope those other-dimension rabbits are ready to be chased !). It was interesting seeing your creative mind and talents at work through your beautiful series of paintings and photographs!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely painting!
ReplyDeletewonderful how you found your inspiration.
sending light as your pup journeys on.
Your Louis was very handsome. I'm sure he is in that happy hunting ground. Lovely post and images.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful. Hugs to you. Your Louis looked very sweet and happy.
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Dear Ruby - You’re such a wonderful alchemist who transformed the changing nuts and seeds into that lovely painting of shimmering cream, yellow, orange…colors using your inspiration as a catalyst. Sorry to hear about the passing of Louis, but I believe he’ll be around you in the wind of the field or of the sea whenever you think of him. I remember once calling him “Friend of Wind”.
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So sorry to hear about Louis...Lovely, beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteYour art work is lovely! I was sorry to hear about the loss of your dear dog Louis.I know how hard it is to lose a beloved pet.
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