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Natures Canvas
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Uploaded: 04/02/08 1:42 AM GMT
Natures Canvas
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Engelmann Scientific Name: (Engelmannia pinnatifida) Definition: Part of the Sunflower Family (Asteraceae), the Engelmann daisy is a favorite for grazing with livestock and much of the plant has been eaten out of the grasslands, prairies and savannah that makes up so much of Texas. Grows upright to spreading with stems stout and woody, one to several. Flower heads 1-2" across, usually 8 petals. Flowers found few to several ending in clusters. Grows in all parts of state except Northeast. Blooms February - November. Enjoy
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Jay_Underwood
04/02/08 2:04 AM GMT
Nice one!
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"Real vision is the ability to see the invisible"
Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels
Love the look, very nice.
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The unapparent connection is more powerful than the apparent one.
-Heraclitus, 500 B.C.
I like the painted effect. Very creative, my friend. I love the yellow flowers. Texas is very pretty in Spring.
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Angelle
"because reality isn't nearly as fun."
Very pretty Gabi. When I was looking at the different shape I thought maybe you should have shaped it like Texas. Just an idea. Beautiful colors. Come on Spring.
Tick
Tick
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows. The Ghost
This is nicely done Gabi, I like tick's idea about the shape of Texas that would be cool. This is another splendid work done by you. sandi ♪
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life.
I like your presentation with this, Gabriela. The colors are so bright. Nice work.
Jim
Jim
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I'd rather be here, than where I'm at
Very beautiful and creative! A great Spring desktop!
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When you're through with life and all hope is lost.
Hold out your hand 'cos friends will be friends - right till the end.
Very nicely done. Your presentation of natures paintbrush is most attractive.
Stan
Stan
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“Won't you come into the garden? I would like my roses to see you”
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Amazing flowers. I have never seen yellow ones before. Many thanks for adding to my knowledge of botany.
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For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, His eternal power and Godhead;... Rom 1:20
I love the clearness and colors of the flowers here, but I am not that much in love with the framing here.
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Love the flowers and I like the effect, especially in the places where you didn't care how much or little of the flower was involved, for example, near the bottom left-hand side. I think that by trying to spare whole flowers from the effect, it cut down on the impact. Just my two cent's worth!
:)PJ
:)PJ
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We don’t make art to show someone what something looks like. All this requires is eyes (or a lens). Art is supposed to have meaning, emotion, power, or magic. Alan & Mario "FourThirds"
Very well done Gabriela..:) love both the flowers and the effect, very creative..:):)
Happy
Happy
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"Life is a stage and we are the players." W.S.
~ Very cute DT Gabriela! We used to have these growing in a field next to us when I lived in NJ. We called them coreopsis and they were always loaded with butterflies in the summer. Thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful! Nice matting as well. Looks like a flower in my front yard, but I learn from your note this is much bigger than the ones I have.
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I was sad because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet... so I says to him, "Hey brother, ya wanna sell those shoes?"
This would look good as a summer mouse mat or something, so vibrant and cheery!!
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"The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others merely a green thing which stands in the way." William Blake
