Ducks in the mist
by hajeka

Comment:
Original and classic at the same time. The light and fine lines bring you there.

Lady's Slipper
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Excellent botanical illustration and design which has great appeal and cunning.

Forever Autumn
by rinac

Comment:
Nice jiggy jaggy - totally goes with the bright colours. (But of course you mustn't do anything so specific for a free study! Okay, so not a race, but I am impressed by your greater weights at both top and bottom scores).

Staples
by pointandshoot

Comment:
Pure vision. Agonizing and delightful. It makes me think even more of how we see but do not see, how seeing is everything but we spurn it, believing some dang ding-an-sich (to be determined by "science" at some future date) is more important.

Of course you got the posthumous blue - you should have ALL his ribbons.

Love how this got moriadelacroix going. Love your ones, twos and threes. And I love the lichen blooms (if that is what they are) at the top of the picture that make the whole thing work.

Pigeons and tourists
by Melethia

Comment:
Love this. You could have this sitting around for a long time and it would still be jumping. Reminds me of the fullnesses of some of Bruegel's paintings.

Breadwinner Blues
by bvy

Comment:
Complete tableau. Colour very appropriate to the family scene. Excellent.

Hidden Lady
by Hey_You_3000

Comment:
Sweet feathery leafy wonder.

STILL reading about a LIFE?
by cutout

Comment:
As we read we are constantly editing to fit everything into the pre-existing vessels in our own minds. Way too Platonic; you show how the static/still nature of this renders nothing very clear. We go beyond Plato and laugh at ourselves. (I see only the face of a black dog, but he is the paramount pre-existing vessel in my own mind).

escape.jpg
by TallPaul

Comment:
I find this enormously appealing.

Tisa-in-necklace-002v3.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
This is all expression - eye, ear, lip and paws. Funny, they may not be too sure about us, but they trust us.