I became a copycat sand artist yesterday. Saw some beautiful art work, and went down to my beach and drew these curve lines to form the Silver Fern, our national emblem.
These lines on the road, my road is 1 of 5 as a pilot scheme for cyclist.
Lines along the side of a wooden New Zealand Maori carving.
Here, my students and I were filming the earth's revolution. The blue line is part of the play area.
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Jan 31: Leading Lines - follow the lines, straight or curved, Where do they lead?
I
am linking my blog post for Heather, whose son was murdered. They are
trying to get a bill to pass Cameron's law to make eye witnesses to be
responsible.
http://annkitsuetchin.blogspot.co.nz/2014/01/support-bill-for-camerons-law.html
https://www.facebook.com/CameronsLaw/info
11 comments:
that fern is beautiful
Very Creative Ann, as usual. Love it.
You did it beautifully with the fern drawing!
That sign for bicyclists hit our town a few months ago. I almost hit another car trying to figure out what it meant! Love that fern. Someone is doing sand art in San Diego too but more like zentangles. Kind of hard to watch it be washed away! I find it too hard to think of even selling any of my artwork -- so much work went into them.
Love your beach art!!! :)
Ann, your beach art is great. I love it.
Oh that silver fern is wonderful! You have inspired me to do something similar on the beach
The silver fern on the beach looks fab, Ann. And perfect for the topic. Love it.
I love the silver fern, too. Creative idea.
yes great lines. They put bike lines all over the city of Houston. see one or two cyclists a month. the lane goes over and around the drainage ports. and in order to go around the bike has to go out into traffic, not useful at all. in the two years we have had these lines we have lost two bikers to auto-bike accidents.
just thinking that it has been 10 years not 2 ---- time flies.
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