Author: Carol Cox Art
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Change and growth
Joy "A change is as good as a holiday." I decided a few short weeks ago to break away from the 'close', realistic fine work I have been producing for almost two years now. Not because I suddenly don't love birds anymore, and I am sure I will still be doing some more birds, but … Continue reading Change and growth
Procrastination and Pigeons
African green pigeon and Ficus sur I consider myself fairly disciplined at putting in the hours for my craft. Yesterday however was a day for procrastinating. I squirmed and squiggled and dawdled and diddled. I wasted time on facebook. I jumped up to make coffee, I jumped up to make a snack, more coffee, more … Continue reading Procrastination and Pigeons
A gift of grey and a splash of yellow š»
Every gardener worth their salt knows the value of grey foliage plants in the garden. I am continuously on the look out for interesting grey plants, preferably indigenous. Imagine my delight then when spotting some gorgeous grey edging plants in a new gardening friends flower beds. At first glance I thought they were Stachys byzantine … Continue reading A gift of grey and a splash of yellow š»
Misty mornings and a Malachite sunbird
A soggy start to the week whist good for the garden, made me feel as though I was living in a literal cloud. Not to want to sound ungrateful as one should always be thankful for rain, I do miss the 'olden days' of hot Summer days topped off with glorious afternoon thunder storms. Our … Continue reading Misty mornings and a Malachite sunbird