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...to the CREATISSIMO blog! If you are (or you want to be) creative, join us here and share your works, thoughts, tips, ideas, etc. with us. We all want to be creative together! We want to focus on creative process, so don't worry if you're not 'talented' (you will see that you are!). Just stop by and talk to us, ok?
Here's my e-address to talk to me 'in person':
creatissimo@gmail.com
PS1: My English is not perfect, but at least it's creative! ; ) Sorry for the mistakes...
PS2: You'll find a few words about me somewhere 'between the lines' of this blog, but you can also try to read a Slovene version on http://creatissimo.blogspot.com ; )
I took a break, maybe I even escaped… I found my inner peace at my special place where I usually get my energy back. Among fields, meadows, woods, the river, stones… Besides collecting the blisters on my hands, I could afford a big, relaxing 'nothing'. I was observing. I was just looking at the grass…
…through a window: 
…closely (after the rain): 
…from far: 
…in the wind: 
…and the Sun: 
And from another point of view: 
Do you know that an ordinary grass can be an inspiration for creating, too: 
Have you looked at it (closly) lately, the grass? As you know, inspiration can be waiting for us right in front of our nose…
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3 comments:
You have created beautiful images here...it is so lovely to see the beauty in the things found all around us. Thank you for sharing!
Blessings & Aloha!
...work has been long and getting late from work this week...don't think I am even able to get my one post a week up, this week!...but wanted to get to all the others on Kathie's fun Blog Tour!
Your blog is very inspiring. For the last couple of years, grass has been the primary theme of my printmaking pieces. It's amazing how this very simple, and not too popular, piece of nature can be very therapeutic.
Thanks, and keep it up!
Hi, Ruby. Thanks for the visit. Unfortunatelly I can't visit 'you' as I couldn't find a link... Would love to see how grass inspires you. I hope you'll get in touch. Thanks!
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