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| Untitled Mixed media collage on A4ish watercolour paper ©2024LisaLeQuelenec |
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| Sand and water ripples ©2024LisaLeQuelenec |
So much inspiration in this photograph...the colours and textures especially. I'm not sure what people think when they see me taking pictures of soggy sand but I am quite happy in my world 😊 This photograph could be the route of a lifetimes work there is so much that appeals to me.
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| Untitled Mixed media collage on A4ish watercolour paper ©2024LisaLeQuelenec |
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| Ripples in the sand ©2024LisaLeQuelenec |
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Untitled Mixed media collage on A5ish watercolour paper ©2024LisaLeQuelenec
I have always been drawn to green stones, probably because they are rare here, and have some lovely green serpentine from Cornwall. The very pale textured pebble in the photo I am at a loss as to what it is but would love to know. The mintyness is lovely.
A selection of minty green pieces are available in my Folksy Store.
Trying out a little video - after much messing around with editing this is my first effort!
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Hag stones made by piddocks are a bit more unusual here too, I normally find them made by tidal erosion. The perfect circles put me in mind of Barbera Hepworth's sculptures and one of my favourite quotes from her:
'Many people select a stone or pebble to carry for the day, the weight and form and texture felt in our hands relates to the past and gives us a sense of universal force. The beautifully shaped stone washed up by the sea is a symbol of continuity a silent image of our desire for survival, peace and serenity.' - Barbara Hepworth
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