Hi there, I've searched your blog for your name but I've either missed it or its not there. Doesnt matter though, thankyou for your lovely kind and thoughtful message. Im so excited today 'cause this afternoon I managed to buy Cloth Paper Scissors from Ireland so I should get it next week. Your piece you did is really lovely BUT so is your other work, Im adding you to my favs so I can watch your work over time, hope you dont mind. Thankyou again for you kindness, hugs Judy x
Hi Carol! Yes this looks like Henna! I think it's a gorgeous rendition of this week's topic. Lovely!!! All too often we forget to appreciate our most precious tools; our hands! We so SO MUCH with them yet give them little or no thought. I think today's entry for Studio Friday is a great tribute to recognise that which enables us to create! Have a great weekend! I look forward to next Friday's journey!! ~ Gabi
It speaks to me..I am a lefty also, and my hand is tattooed..not all over but I did want to recognize it for the work it does. Nice blog, entertaining images.
Hi there, I've searched your blog for your name but I've either missed it or its not there. Doesnt matter though, thankyou for your lovely kind and thoughtful message. Im so excited today 'cause this afternoon I managed to buy Cloth Paper Scissors from Ireland so I should get it next week. Your piece you did is really lovely BUT so is your other work, Im adding you to my favs so I can watch your work over time, hope you dont mind. Thankyou again for you kindness, hugs Judy x
ReplyDeleteYour hand reminds me of the beautiful muslim women who paint their hands in henna, before marriage.
ReplyDeleteI like your Creative idea for Working Hands!!
how beautifully original!!!
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What a fun and unique response to this challenge. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love your working hands! I think that is a GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteLove this. My daughter is a lefty too and she seems to be very creative already. Love your story about your Dad standing up for you.
ReplyDeletelove this!! awesome interpretation
ReplyDeleteVery creative - beautifully done!
ReplyDeletehow original and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the way you used your hand, it remind me of how often when I taught school that hands were traced and used to create all kinds of art..
ReplyDeleteLike many others, I love the spin you have put on this week's topic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interpretation of this week's theme!
ReplyDeletehmmm. i had the same reaction as "tongue in cheek antiques"... it reminds me of henna. i like it.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol!
ReplyDeleteYes this looks like Henna! I think it's a gorgeous rendition of this week's topic. Lovely!!!
All too often we forget to appreciate our most precious tools; our hands! We so SO MUCH with them yet give them little or no thought. I think today's entry for Studio Friday is a great tribute to recognise that which enables us to create! Have a great weekend! I look forward to next Friday's journey!!
~ Gabi
It speaks to me..I am a lefty also, and my hand is tattooed..not all over but I did want to recognize it for the work it does.
ReplyDeleteNice blog, entertaining images.
very nice and original.
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