Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Creative Tuesdays - Break New Ground

Hope you had a fabulous Thanksgiving weekend if you live in Canada.

Welcome to Creative Tuesdays! This week's theme is 'Break New Ground'. I did some DNA strands, because I immediately thought of genetics and how the study of it is 'breaking new ground' these days. I've always been fascinated by its potential for new cures and perhaps 'ground breaking' discoveries.  I picked some fall colours to celebrate the season as well!

Please visit the other talented participants or better still, join us. It's now a bi-weekly theme, no special talent required other than the desire to challenge yourself and make your own art!



12 comments:

Anonymous said...

Isn't it amazing what scientists have been able to discover through DNA? More ground breaking discoveries to be had in the future. Let it be!

Valerie-Jael said...

Love you take on the theme! Valerie

Heather said...

oh this is just so fantastic and so creative. you are right, too they are breaking new ground....wonderful!

denthe said...

Very creative! Happy anniversary to you ! ♥

Unknown said...

Hi Christine!!!! I love this new painting you did.....groundbreaking discoveries change the world!! well done!!!!

Cindy Adkins said...

That's very creative, Christine!

Adam said...

very nice

Wanda said...

Wow, DNA is a huge breakthought for so many things, including finding criminals.

I like that you did it in fall colors...Nice take on the theme.

Gloria Baker said...

is absolutely creative Christine really are!

Alicia C said...

wow, what a fabulous take on the theme! DNA is indeed always full of surprises. who knew it could also look so good?

Michael said...

HAha, what a clever interpretation--the breakthroughs in science. Such a good idea and the cutest looking DNA I've seen in some time! :) Love it, Christine! TY so much

BTW, please don't forget to add link back to the co-op. thanks.

Unknown said...

really creative. Love that you went with genetics here. Very cool and absolutely love this angle. Great job. Thanks