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| This image was captured a few years ago in an older graveyard where a family member is buried on the other side of the country. These two small stones were clustered near a larger headstone. From what I understand these would have likely been the headstones for the children of the main grave's owner. They have an odd similarity visually with toy blocks which makes them seem strangely appropriate. Details like this give me a personal insight into the experiences of those that lived in the past and create a real connection. |
Here on The Muse's Routine I'll explore what inspires me to make art daily. I'll share photographs of patterning, objects like candy wrappers, plants, animals, bugs and anything else that I come across physically and want a record of to get my mind whirring.
Showing posts with label afternoon light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label afternoon light. Show all posts
Saturday, August 9, 2014
In Honor of D & H
Friday, July 25, 2014
Leaf's Edge-Work
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| Seen and intrigued by at the San Diego Safari Park (The Wild Animal Park for those in the know.). |
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Crumbling Foundation
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| This is an older photo of mine. I was taking a walk in my college town and thinking about the beautiful late afternoon lighting silhouetting the city as I stood next to a run down building that I had heard had a rat problem. I thought if a rat popped out the grate set in the crumbling foundation it's view would be even more stirring. So from a rat's eye view this photo came to be. |
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