I’ve been showing highlights and all animals working left to right.
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Hey Resa,
I’ve been having difficulty, for the past few weeks, commenting on your blog! The screen freezes, and I’m left mid comment. Here’s hoping this one is successful!
Traditional Aboriginal animals would include the snake, crocodile, lizard, emu, kangaroo, etc., and lots of plant life too. It’s wonderful to see an Aboriginal dance of the emu, or kangaroo, etc; they really embody the spirit of the animal. Traditional art is very interesting too. It consists mainly of dots to form the images. I love their art; unlike any other in the world. It’s also, like the traditional artwork you’ve captured here, very earthy and interconnected with fundamental life at (one may say) the cellular level. Such strong roots have our traditional peoples!
xoxoxo
Resa, Luv, you are so very welcome. I don’t get here enough as I would like to. Life has gotten FAST and Petals keeps growing, with this woman running a marathon at best some days. Tee hee ….. (((HUGS))) Amy
The art sure brightens up the city streets, and town centers! There is really a lot of outdoor art in Canada. 🙂 🙂
Also, it keeps the artists employed, or at least busy with a place to showcase. Many have gone on to prolific careers.
Hey this was very cooooool!!!!!! >KB
I agree! The aboriginal people have figured out the most beautiful. 🙂 _Resa
Wow, that’s huge, and such a lot of work, Resa.
The artists needed to be so precise with the grid-like appearance!
I agree Carolyn, and I wonder what the animals would be if it was an Aussie aboriginal mural.
Still thinking on Maggie! xoxoxo
Hey Resa,
I’ve been having difficulty, for the past few weeks, commenting on your blog! The screen freezes, and I’m left mid comment. Here’s hoping this one is successful!
Traditional Aboriginal animals would include the snake, crocodile, lizard, emu, kangaroo, etc., and lots of plant life too. It’s wonderful to see an Aboriginal dance of the emu, or kangaroo, etc; they really embody the spirit of the animal. Traditional art is very interesting too. It consists mainly of dots to form the images. I love their art; unlike any other in the world. It’s also, like the traditional artwork you’ve captured here, very earthy and interconnected with fundamental life at (one may say) the cellular level. Such strong roots have our traditional peoples!
xoxoxo
Interesting! I’ll have to do a bit of searching and find some images.Thanks Carolyn xoxox
Awesome!
Truly!!! 🙂
Oh, Resa!!! These are awesome! These artists are truly beautifying the world. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Love, Amy
Dear Amy,
It’s my pleasure to share the murals and street art I find! Thanks for coming around to see it. _Resa xo
Resa, Luv, you are so very welcome. I don’t get here enough as I would like to. Life has gotten FAST and Petals keeps growing, with this woman running a marathon at best some days. Tee hee ….. (((HUGS))) Amy
Have fun running! Your petals are worth it! {{HUGS}}
Incredible picasso-esque and noble hhistory~
Love the nobility!
I’m seriously impressed by all those paintings you show on your site, Resa. We could do with some of that in Denmark 🙂
Happy weekend,
Hanna
The art sure brightens up the city streets, and town centers! There is really a lot of outdoor art in Canada. 🙂 🙂
Also, it keeps the artists employed, or at least busy with a place to showcase. Many have gone on to prolific careers.
This is easily one of the most intricate murals I’ve seen! Thank you for showcasing it!
It is pretty special, and intricate as you say. I’m now thinking how wonderful totem poles are!
Awesome! This is really exceptional art work. Congratulations, I bet you are very proud. Hugs, Barbara
Thank you! It is a stunning mural. Hugs-Resa
De l’art chamanique en quelque sorte.
Oui, c’est Shamantic !