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| Roman glass |
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| Owly eye |
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| Pebble of the Day (twitter @GongFuPoet) |
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| from one of vanGogh's pollarded trees |
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| from (another) Harry Burton photograph taken in Tutankhamun's tomb |
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| Tiny ball of string. Does everyone still have one of these in a drawer? |
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| Rutabaga |
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| Red maple in late stage of life. I relate. |
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As usual I love your line drawings best. Especially the string.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Liz - I didn't know that! I certainly do a lot of line drawings in the evenings, especially if I can't reach the watercolors because there's a cat on my collarbone ;)
DeleteI really, really like the owl eye.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sally! When I flip through the sketchbook looking for a blank space, that eye always startles me :)
DeleteThe one from Tut's tomb...one could spin quite a story about that. Did someone escape? Was he packing for a trip and got interrupted? Or...so many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteThe images provide a lot of food for thought, that's for sure!
DeleteI agree - doesn't everyone have at least one ball of string? I have balls of jute too, in several different weights.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I run out of balls of string or twine is when I'm trellising beans - it can take a lot. One year I used an entire ball of wool yarn that was so weirdly scritchy-scratchy I knew I'd never knit with it again.
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