Kim of Art in Red Wagons is an artist whose work is difficult to describe. She takes materials from the natural world and seemingly by magic turns them into new and different things of great beauty. She gave me these three little pieces of sea-glass on which she had transferred photos that I had taken and posted on the blog. Here is the first:
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And this:
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And this:
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Thank you, Kim -- I will hold and treasure them as talismans for a long time.
That is so quirky - I'd never think of creating something like that. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet kindness.
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteShe is so creative - I love the way she sees things!
ReplyDeleteSo much talent and creativity!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic. What a lovely gift and great way to remember your respite time. x0 N2
ReplyDeleteThose are unbelievably beautiful. I'm always astonished at the things artists think up.
ReplyDeleteSuch deep affection from your kind, compassionate and skilled blogger friends. The gifts are beautiful and have a very magical and loving energy. Hold on to them tightly.
ReplyDeleteThey are yours and that week is yours to hold in your hand :)
ReplyDeleteIt was a joy to meet you Elizabeth ... Very truly