Day 2952: Looking out.

"Looking out": graphite drawing, acrylic, photo  & digital.

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2GN2S

Noun. (plural eyegasms ) (informal) A feeling of pleasure derived from a sight. (informal) A sight that is a pleasure to behold.

1. Japanese Flower: Phi

 

2. The pattern created by the snow on this bench

 

3. The way these tennis rackets are arranged

 4. The first level of bubbles


 

5. Can't eat it, it's too perfect! 

 

6. These piles of spices at a market in Marrakesh

 

7. This bundle of pencils at a library

8. The perfection of this table

9. A living tomato ripeness chart

10. The symmetry of this interchange

11.The way this field is cut

12. The arrangement of these tomatoes

13. The way this snow is folding

14. Accidentally perfect

15. Not a collage, it's a single photo. The wall is half, the horizon in lined up.

16. Amazing natural geometry in cabbage

17. The mountains and trees lined up perfectly on this camper on the highway.

18. These wine glasses

Thanks to Mitzi Winks for the great photos.

Just because ...

Bearded Reedling

Smiles for Wednesday ...

Day 2951: Reclining Puffy Person.

"Reclining Puffy Person": china marker drawing on a journal page.

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Somedays I struggle to get my artwork or any work done, 

yet I know that it helps me more than doing nothing. 

Today I chose to play in an unfinished journal.

Puffy People continue to dominate, as I

play with different body positions.

•  A wonderful 2+minute video, 14 wolves, here.

•  A few very short, meaningful videos, here.

•   A 3-minute video, the right mmatch, here.

2GN2S

Did you know that a zebra's stripes protect them from horsefly bites? The pattern of their stripes disorients the insect, so instead of landing neatly on some succulent horseflesh, they either bump into the zebras or fly right by. Scientists aren't exactly sure how the stripes accomplish that, but frankly, we're just satisfied knowing they have a purpose.

Who knew?

Smiles for Tuesday ...