

My folk-art imagery reflects my multi-cultural background and my fascination with folkart from around the world. Inspiration comes from memories collected during my African childhood with its animals and grasslands, a sojourn in the green South of England and time spent in Connecticut, Tennessee, Utah and Ohio.
I enjoy seeing the places you have been visiting.
ReplyDeleteI love gothic angels, I would probably be haunting the graveyard;)
Debbie
Beautiful, so much inspiration. Love the first image with the cross and the fish.
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ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the photos. What inspiration! I'm glad you found a great cup of cappuccino! I know how you love your coffee. :) I'm so jeolous! I wish I was there!
Your new haircut is cute. Have fun!
The photos are so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJust . . . WOW!!
ReplyDeleteI love traveling with you through your blog. You've seen so much. Thanks for sharing...Susie
ReplyDeleteOne comment for all four posts. Please forgive. Love the new header. Adore it, in fact. As I go through these photographs, it strikes me that your first great gift is seeing. You see the small things, the shapes, the shades, the negative space, the line - but you also see the aire of the thing. I think there are some of us who share that gift, but whose hands don't afterwards shape as you do. I love most, the doorways - up stone stairs, crowned by pots of flowers and ironwork, formed from light and weather softened brick and stone. You are generous to share your eyes.
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