Your smoky colors capture the mystery of the orchid so perfectly. It's hard to give them up- they have a flora intellect about them that most other plants don't. Which seems to give them a spirit all their own.
I still have some that were left in my care by a friend who moved 5 years ago. When it blooms, I think of it as a visit from my friend. And that he'd be happy knowing about it.
Now that Lynxster- does he have an agent yet? Because sideways or upside down, he is one captivating kitty. Love how expressive the use of his paws are.
Love the orchid- you painted it very sensitively. I really enjoy the addition of the cute kitty. Ours is on her last furry paw, an old tortie point Himalayan...but one can a while she exhibits the kitten action your baby does.
Yes, the mystery and endless possibilities of orchids. I love the darkness, yet illuminated glow of the flower. But about the canvas... since you forgot which sample is which, you'll just have to try the experiment all over. Such a shame, huh?!
Hi Bonnie - I love your description here, so apt: a "flora intellect." Absolutely. Would you like to be Lynx's agent?
Hi Sam - "Lynxvid"--love the word!!
Megha - Thank you.
Sandra - Thank you. How old is your old girl?
Hi Donald - No, the problem is, they had sent me little squares of samples, and then they sent me the three yards (one yard of each) that I ordered, but didn't label them. One of them is obvious because the back of it looks different, but there are two that I really can't tell which is which. :O
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Your smoky colors capture the mystery of the orchid so perfectly.
It's hard to give them up- they have a flora intellect about them that most other plants don't.
Which seems to give them a spirit all their own.
I still have some that were left in my care by a friend who moved 5 years ago. When it blooms, I think of it as a visit from my friend.
And that he'd be happy knowing about it.
Now that Lynxster- does he have an agent yet? Because sideways or upside down, he is one captivating kitty.
Love how expressive the use of his paws are.
the best lynxvid yet
Great one! The shades are just beautiful!:)
Color Pencil Drawing: Warkaris/Varkaris of Pune
Love the orchid- you painted it very sensitively. I really enjoy the addition of the cute kitty. Ours is on her last furry paw, an old tortie point Himalayan...but one can a while she exhibits the kitten action your baby does.
Yes, the mystery and endless possibilities of orchids. I love the darkness, yet illuminated glow of the flower.
But about the canvas... since you forgot which sample is which, you'll just have to try the experiment all over. Such a shame, huh?!
Hi Bonnie - I love your description here, so apt: a "flora intellect." Absolutely.
Would you like to be Lynx's agent?
Hi Sam - "Lynxvid"--love the word!!
Megha - Thank you.
Sandra - Thank you. How old is your old girl?
Hi Donald - No, the problem is, they had sent me little squares of samples, and then they sent me the three yards (one yard of each) that I ordered, but didn't label them. One of them is obvious because the back of it looks different, but there are two that I really can't tell which is which. :O
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