I have heard this about the stones being magical with the natural holes in them. I think only special people find them too. I really like the shells too. Really, I like all of these. Wow to find those combs would be a real treasure.
The brick molds, love those. The leaf of driftwood is really special. Robin, you have the touch. You find the best art on the internet. It's such a treat for the rest of us.
Each one I came to I thought was my favourite, so that when I got to the end of them I found it totally impossible to choose. If I had to choose one I would like to own it would have to be the ivory combs I think.
Hi Robyn, just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris http://chelencarter-retiredandlovingit.blogspot.ca/
Where are you, dear friend? I'm going to send you inspiration in a bottle. When you open it, all these wonderful ideas (that you already have). will float up out of the bottle. They'll float around you while you try to chose just one. Start with one, but do them all. They're all fabulous so don't waste not one. I'll need a shipping address. An email would be perfect. pj at industryinet dot com. Now to gather that inspiration....
I hope you have a wonderful break Robyn. The quote here by Selchie Produtions is especially beautiful to me today. I am off the the coast to teach another workshop and I will look for beach stones with holes in them. Thank you for this, and always, for the art that you share... roxanne
How lovely! I came across your blog via Altered Bits, and was intrigued, being a South African myself (although, sadly, not living there at the moment. Thank you for some most inspiring images. Have a wonderful day! Blessings from the UK
Gorgeous spotty ceramic bowl by Robert Brady.
une sélection magnifique!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely few days away on the coast. As usual a beautiful and interesting selection.
ReplyDeleteI have heard this about the stones being magical with the natural holes in them. I think only special people find them too. I really like the shells too. Really, I like all of these. Wow to find those combs would be a real treasure.
ReplyDeleteThe brick molds, love those. The leaf of driftwood is really special. Robin, you have the touch. You find the best art on the internet. It's such a treat for the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteI can see why they're in the top 10 - what a wonderful eye you have Robyn!
ReplyDeleteOUU LA LA, Cornelia's work is Magic.. Love it.
ReplyDeleteEach one I came to I thought was my favourite, so that when I got to the end of them I found it totally impossible to choose. If I had to choose one I would like to own it would have to be the ivory combs I think.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I love the stones with natural holes, magic being so appealing and all.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time out, with thanks for giving us such interesting posts!
I adore the Robert Brady ceramic piece.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time away from the blog and thanks for leaving us with all this inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWishing you the best of times on your adventure.
ReplyDeleteR-sending you restorative and enjoyment vibes for your time out. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteWow. This are wonderful pieces. Truly a top 10 must haves. You do have a keen eye for art.
ReplyDeleteRich and beautiful selection!
ReplyDeleteooooooooooooh, YUM! I will be repinning some of these- thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely. Hope you had a fun trip!xoxo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful top 10!
ReplyDeletehope you find a warm butternut soup and etc on your X out
ReplyDeleteenjoy
Hi Robyn, just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
ReplyDeletehttp://chelencarter-retiredandlovingit.blogspot.ca/
After seeing Cornelia's studio on the Artist's workspaces blog, I wondered and wondered where I'd seen her work before. On ArtPropelled of course!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your top 10 here.. I have some of them pinned myself.. love your pinterest boards.. have a nice time out.
ReplyDeleteWhere are you, dear friend? I'm going to send you inspiration in a bottle. When you open it, all these wonderful ideas (that you already have). will float up out of the bottle. They'll float around you while you try to chose just one. Start with one, but do them all. They're all fabulous so don't waste not one.
ReplyDeleteI'll need a shipping address. An email would be perfect.
pj at industryinet dot com. Now to gather that inspiration....
I could look at that wood assemblage for hours; have a good time out.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful break Robyn. The quote here by Selchie Produtions is especially beautiful to me today. I am off the the coast to teach another workshop and I will look for beach stones with holes in them. Thank you for this, and always, for the art that you share...
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How lovely! I came across your blog via Altered Bits, and was intrigued, being a South African myself (although, sadly, not living there at the moment. Thank you for some most inspiring images. Have a wonderful day! Blessings from the UK
ReplyDeletehow do you find the time to find such beautiful works. thanks for sharing these with us.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely time away.
C'est BEAU, harmonieux....
ReplyDeletece bois qui parle tant....
enjoy yourself and thanks for leaving us with such beauty... x
ReplyDeleteR- love that wood assemblage. B
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn, I hope you enjoy your time away! As ever, your collections are fodder for the creative mind. xo Karine
ReplyDeleteI'm back.
ReplyDeleteand humbled by your choice of images.