365 Days of Ikebana-Day 43
Again today I used the sunflowers that came down during Hurricane Irene in my ikebana arrangement. I’m still drawn to the muted grays and earth tones of late summer and
Again today I used the sunflowers that came down during Hurricane Irene in my ikebana arrangement. I’m still drawn to the muted grays and earth tones of late summer and
Hurricane Irene is history, and I have photos that I tried without luck to post. However I will say that it was an interesting evening, one of the windows in
My focus has been on getting things prepped for the hurricane, so I thought I had enough time to get up today and gather some last minute floral materials before
My inspiration for today was the bay/beach, maybe it’s seeing it every day on the retreat or the impending winds/rain of hurricane Irene that influenced me. I wanted something with
Today was partly rainy and was mostly spent getting out and enjoying the day before the winds of hurricane Irene arrive on Saturday. Gathering some provisions for the weekend was
This is the result of my work(off and on) for the last few days. It somewhat resembles the sketch I did. Not complicated, but a fun piece to do. I
For some reason today I chose not to place the sphere I had been working on in the installation spot and instead was drawn to late summer materials to make
Much of today was spent running from place to place, up early and back to DC and then to appointments. After all that I worked on catching up on things
Today’s photo is the best of some badly lit out of focus photos from today. Bad because it was late with bad lighting and the sphere kept spinning,which was pretty
a href=”https://keithstanley.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Bay-016.jpg”> Today I started a new piece with the thought that it should be completely done in one day. It was an ambitious piece, with a lot od detail