Our theme for Texture Tuesday this week is "Celebrate". I have much to celebrate. I celebrate every day that I am lucky enough to be retired from my work life. I can choose to spend my days as I wish. I celebrate that I can go to the gym every day -- today was a yoga class and the daily aerobics..... and play with my art which, at the moment, is mostly digital art.
I celebrate most importantly my best friend and spouse, whom I was lucky enough to meet 10 years ago. I celebrate our life together. This is a lot to celebrate since I had been widowed for a couple years...... and at that stage thought I would just spend the balance of my life growing older with my grands! But the Universe had other plans for me. I celebrate waking each day with all my parts moving still......LOL.
So in honor of Kim's theme......I'm really "out there" this week!
Even though these are pots of succulents......let's just pretend they are sparklers for celebration!!
Have a great week and don't forget to visit Kim's blog to see all the incredible art.
Here's my recipe
13 comments:
This is very creative. I hear your story. it is much like mine.
What a creative piece of art and such a joyful discussion of celebration! Wonderful!
Oh my! Very artistic take on the challenge :) Wonderfully done - you should definitely frame this one for the wall!
Sparklers it is!
Anything goes with textures and editing :-)
Wish somebody would enlighten me about the cutout filter.
Great lettering as well, Marilyn.
I love the texture processing and the creativity you have done here, Marilyn. May you have the best of holidays. God Bless. Karen {visiting today from TT}
Very creative.
Oh that is terrific. Well done. V
You succulents DO look like sparklers, love the rendering, and thank you for the recipe!
This is really different - and that's what art is about...experimenting and trying a new technique or effect. A very creative interpretation!
Love your celebration with your succulents: you are really thinking outside the photo frame!
You have a lot to celebrate!
wonderful imagination in your imagery - love it!
Love what you said about your reasons for celebration. Great photo also.
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