29 Friday Apr 2016
Posted in Art
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art, color, colorful abstract art, Colorful Art, contemporary art, designs, mandala, mandalas, modern art, patterns, primary colors, southwestern art
Pattern Art – Color Fusion Design 1
Mixed Media
Sharon Cummings
2016
15 Friday Apr 2016
Posted in Spirituality
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american indian, catcher, dream, dream catcher, dreamcatcher, dreams, feathers, native american, native american art, southwestern art, spirituality, symbols, totem
I’ve always been fascinated with my Native American heritage even though I was not brought up in the traditions of my ancestors. One of the most magical symbols for me has been the dreamcatcher. The idea that it will snare all of the bad dreams and leave me only with the good ones…
Colorful Dream Catcher
Mixed Media
Sharon Cummings
2016
14 Monday Apr 2014
Posted in Uncategorized
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art, art buyer, botanical, building, business, cacti, cactus, canvas, colorful, construction, contractor, corporate, decorating, decorative, desert, echeveria, floral, framed, garden, gardener, gardening, gift, homes, horticulture, hotel, house, houses, interior design, interior designer, jade plant, landscaping, model home, motel, office, paintings, photo, photographs, photography, plant, plants, prints, retreat, sharon cummings, southwest, southwestern art, spa, succulent, succulent garden, succulent plants, succulents, wall art, wall decor
The word “succulent” sounds titillating. You can almost “feel” what it means as it rolls off of your tongue. Say it right now. Slowly…
O.k. maybe I just wanted to use the words “succulent and “titillating” in the same sentence. 😉 But these beauties grow all over the place in Florida. They seem to be just as happy in our tropical swamp as they are in the dry air of the desert. But with thousands of varieties available, they do have varying care requirements. So if you want to grow some of these beauties inside or out, read the labels on the plants before buying. They do love bright sunlight, but they can get sunburned. I have seen a few wither and die myself.
I love the smooth feel they have and the variety of colors they come in. I’ve taken artistic liberty with this one obviously. I was intrigued by the interesting shapes and shadows in this plant. Nature is my inspiration!
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