I have no idea what it is -- just something I walked past. I can reliably identify maple, oak and ginkgo trees, provided they still have their leaves. Everything else is a mystery.
When I saw this picture before I read the title, I was thinking, "Burnt-out silk velvet with dark grey appliques and coral beads." It really could translate to fabric. It also resembles eucalyptus bark, but I don't think you have them in Kentucky?
I've been doing daily art for a long time, and everything since 2010 is documented in my other blog. This year it's painting. Click on the photo to check it out.
Kathleen Loomis
About me
I make abstract art -- usually with a needle but sometimes with a pen, brush or camera, scissors and glue, pliers and wirecutters, whatever is there. I have a husband, two sons, seven sewing machines, a big messy studio and lots of other people's art. Life is good!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of bark is this? Love the color!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what it is -- just something I walked past. I can reliably identify maple, oak and ginkgo trees, provided they still have their leaves. Everything else is a mystery.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw this picture before I read the title, I was thinking, "Burnt-out silk velvet with dark grey appliques and coral beads." It really could translate to fabric. It also resembles eucalyptus bark, but I don't think you have them in Kentucky?
ReplyDeleteLinda Laird
Beautiful! Nature is the master of the full image as well as the detail shot.
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