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I have quite a bit of tidying up to do, both virtual and real life (and that’s the never ending story…), so instead of a regular post on DAM today I will be posting lots of art related links on the Daily Art Muse Facebook Page while I tidy up here. Back to my regular posting tomorrow.
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As for my virtual cleaning – I’ve been made aware that the Categories box on DAM is being finicky again. I’m working on a permanent fix for it, but I would like to know if it is currently working for anyone. The mystery is that it works for me – but not for everyone. It would be very helpful if you would leave a comment telling me if it brings you to the correct posts when you click on a category or if it brings you back to the blog’s home page (and let me know what browser you are using). Thanks for your help – hope to see you over on Facebook!
Never Ending Story, by peggyhr on Flickr
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The gossamer thin petals on these Virginia Bluebells caught my eye – would love to see this translated into polymer. I’m out and about today – might be back later with more. Have a great day!
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Focus Envy on Flickr
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“Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems.” Rainer Maria Rilke
Rolling Hills of Colour, Mary WV on Flickr
Today and tomorrow, on the Daily Art Muse Facebook Fan Page, I will be posting more links to interesting fine craft/art and possibly a sneak peek at the online class I am developing. Click here to join the fan page and stay up-to-date!
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Beauty and light are often revealed after destruction or disaster wreaks havoc in our world and our lives. Do you doubt that? Take a look at these images of Antelope Canyon which was formed by erosion and flash flooding. See what I mean? Humbling, awe inspiring, breathtaking beauty from ruin. It’s all good.
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Gale Rainwater, Antelope Canyon Arizona [click image to see larger]
Paulo Mernick, Illumination, Antelope Canyon Arizona
filled to over capacity on flickr, Antelope Canyon Arizona
More images of Antelope Canyon in this flickr pool.
Thank you for your emails, comments and phone calls. They meant a lot to me as we navigated some rocky terrain – we aren’t fully on track yet, but we are getting there! See you soon…maybe tomorrow?
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A family emergency has my attention at the moment – I hope to get back to my regular routine in a couple of days. I’m holding on to this sentiment from Ralph Waldo Emerson and thought you might find some peace from it too:
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“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.”
keep on keepin’ on by jon.allen on flickr
While I’m away please do visit the DAM archives where there are over 2,500 posts to inspire, motivate and delight you (you can find the dropdown menu for the archives in the sidebar, right under Tidbits).
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