I'm really enjoying leaf structures, the backs are full of amazing lines, these are going to find themselves into my pots somehow I'm sure.
The autumn's going to be beautiful. This leaf's spectacular.
Mud's getting me going too, particularly imprints. This is a special one, from one of my favourite puddles - you can tell I'm excited, by the fact that I have a favourite puddle. Tyre tracks and deer footprints. I like mud a lot.
cool mud puddle i thought it was a pot already, maybe you should cast the puddle....
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post. I completely agree with the "it's just a case of tuning in to it." I think that applies to everything everywhere. It's all about having an open mind.
ReplyDeleteI thought the mud was a close-up of a pot as well.
Hi Jerry, Ang
ReplyDeleteIt's all out there isn't it? I think the answer to every question about form, decoration, composition is there if you can tune in to it, sometimes it's hard to see the wood for the trees, that's when fine tuning is required. My kids used to have a pet mantis that they fed live crickets - pretty horrible really. One day they put too many in to the mantis' tank and it's head was going evrywhere trying to focus on its next meal. I feel a bit like that sometimes when I'm out and about!
The mud's great round here - there's so much clay in our soil. It'd be amazing to take some casts, maybe one day I'll get it together to do that.