December: I received an email from the online catalog, See Jane Run. The figure was a pink ribbon. But I saw energy, gold, and purple.
November: Peace Mandala. I want to grow peace, which is reflected in my garden of peace.
October: This mandala was inspired by a bush in my neighbor's yard. Just as I was about to take a picture of the bush, my neighbor came out of her gate and surprised me. She says it's not actually a "nice" bush, that it has lots of thorns in it. But she agreed that the colors were lovely.
11 comments:
oh Susan! these are all gorgeous! especially like the white one for some reason - kinda mesmerizing! Glad to see you finally posted your pieces - I was wondering when you were going to!!!
Your beading is absolutely georgeous!! I can't pick a favorite of these four. All I can say is WOW!
WOW! It's so great to see four at once. And clicking on them was no problem... they're big, but not so big that I had to scroll to see them. Loved seeing the details, especially in September's blank slate. What a great idea that was!!! As Carol said, I can't pick a favorite either. At first I thought it was the peace flowers... I love the flowers, colors and the art deco look of the peace symbol itself. But then I love the blank slate. And when I looked at the enlarged version of the runner and saw what you did with the body, well, I love that one too. They are fabulous, Susan!!! I'm so glad you found your stride!
Robin A.
Gosh - these are beautiful!
Oh! They are all georgeous! I like each design and your choice of colours.
Very nice. I especially like your peace mandela.
I can't pick a favorite - they're all great!
Happy New Year, Susan!
Kathy V in NM (and I love your mandalas, too!!!)
I'm in awe! They are stunning....just stunning. The detail in a small space is just so cool.
Rock on!!
I love your choice of doing mandalas Susan! How have I missed your blog all this time? I really like the blank slate you did! The touch of color is so subtle, yet beautiful. Congratulations on this beautiful work! Tracey N.
These are all great but I have a soft spot for the running December.
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