Tuesday, May 19, 2009
The various ranks of varied green ...
Green pics (all taken today): public telephone in Oranjezicht, lamp and canopy at Carlucci's, avocado, graffiti on telecomms box, old door I use as table, picture frame, merry-go-round in park, coffee cup, my trusted cutting mat.
And now for my find of the day! South African designers will know Neville Trickett - I have always been in love with his style - using lots of natural elements and combining found objects with art and design features. I have only now found out that he has a blog (called Saint Verde Digest), and it is the most beautiful one I have seen - do yourself a favour and scroll around and enjoy his fantastic juxtapositions. (There is a butterfly one that seems almost specially made for Kendalee!)
(Title from Ash Wednesday by T.S. Eliot.)
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Your old door is exquisite!
I too am using a green mug today...
Oh my, I love your greens! Especially the merry-go-round (I didn't know those even existed like that anymore!) and the Avo (YUM!)
And OH MY WORD, you are so right about Neville Trickett's blog! I went through every single page of his archive. Just as well he hasn't been blogging for long, otherwise I could have been gone for days! I LOVE the way he combines images. I found the butterfly one and I think it was absolutely made for me even if he didn't know it - African butterfly fashions - perfection! Thank you for sharing this great find!!! Lots of exclamation marks required!!!
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fantastic mosaic. i have GOT to learn how to do them as well!!! i love your greens!
What a great green day! yes Neville Trickett's style is the best!
Enjoying you and Sarah showing your colours!
Lovely greens-especially that old door! Off to see your recommendation now!
Neville Trickett's blog-I love it! Thanks for the tip!
great greens and i love the way you've displayed it in a mosaic!
might try that myself if i get enough pics in one day :)
Love the mug and the green pear!
it's the merry-go-round for me too!
i love avocados. and the colour of their flesh is so great!
how perfect to include the 'saint verde' in your green post!
your embroidery class story MADE MY DAY. i am still laughing!!
love the phone and the mug...isn't it amazing to just look at those daily things through the lens of color. thanks for the neville trickett blog, too. wow! what a treat.
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