Not quite out of season -
"Winter Wheat"fractal flame collage & digital drawing by Mick Mather
Oh, I have walked in Kansas
Through many a harvest field,
And piled the sheaves of glory there
And down the wild rows reeled:
Each sheaf a little yellow sun,
A heap of hot-rayed gold;
Each binder like Creation's hand
To mold suns, as of old.
- Vachel Lindsay
Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, digitally manipulated fractal flame and digital drawing, harvest, Vachel Lindsay, winter wheat
posted by Mick at 4:00 AM
10 Comments:
great, again....subtle and wise
i.miss.summer
Beautiful, but in the color of fall. It's here.
John:
It's only been a few hours and I miss it too!
SusuPetal:
Yes. I'm afraid to admit that, indeed, it has arrived. :O
I thought that Susu wouldn't like it - as it's winter wheat.
Now she knows that winter can be beautiful.
hpy:
She and I actually do have some trepidation over the arrival of fall.
Super colors and textures, yes Ic an see the winter wheat! SWELL!
Just a quick visit to let you know that the TLC Xpress is online now...
http://tlc.ac.nz/xpress/
Thanks for the use of your image:) It's appreciated!
Mary Stebbins Taitt:
I do appreciate the supportive comment, Mary. This is another image even I fell for right away. :)
Lisa Sarsfield:
You're more than welcome and what a treat for me that, of all the possible choices available, one of the images used was a piece of mine! You, of course, look fab-uh-lous and it's nice to have a face to put with the name. The article is smashing! Thanks for the link. :D
Thanks Mick, I am glad the face to the name bit wasn't too dreadful! lol.
I didn't say it yesterday but I am really loving the colours in this post. It looks so warm that I want to somehow wrap myself up in it:) Ironic given the wintery nature of the post!
I have trouble with the Altered bits blog too...
Lisa Sarsfield:
As warm as these colors may be, thank you very much by the bye, the darkness of it leaves me cold ... a hint at my scuffle with wintertime depression.
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