Creating a miniature ACEO piece inspired by the phenomenon where trees avoid touching their crowns is such a brilliant creative choice. Working on such a tiny scale takes serious patience, and you captured that open, airy mood so well. Nature has a way of showing us the beauty of boundaries without us even realizing it. I recently shared a new blog post and would love for you to take a look whenever you get a chance.
Beautiful !!!!
ReplyDeleteCreating a miniature ACEO piece inspired by the phenomenon where trees avoid touching their crowns is such a brilliant creative choice. Working on such a tiny scale takes serious patience, and you captured that open, airy mood so well. Nature has a way of showing us the beauty of boundaries without us even realizing it. I recently shared a new blog post and would love for you to take a look whenever you get a chance.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is interesting!
ReplyDeleteLovely ART!
ReplyDelete...thanks, I had never heard of Shyness of the Crown!
ReplyDeleteIt's so interesting how trees communicate and not touch. I haven't heard of this but its quite cool. And nice drawings too.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of this phenomenon, Christine. Love your drawing!
ReplyDeleteI shall be looking out for the shyness of the crown now.
ReplyDeleteThose are great pictures
ReplyDeletebravo, belle idée
ReplyDeleteThat is interesting!
ReplyDeleteI never knew that trees not touching actually have a name. Your art is the perfect example. Thank you for sharing with SITAR and have a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I didn't know what "shyness of the crown" meant -- that's an incredible phenomenon, which you have perfectly reproduced in your art!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard this before. What a beautiful name! I must investigate!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to SundaySmiles
Much love
Thank you! I had never heard of that. It's so neat.
ReplyDeleteLovely art.
ReplyDeleteI'd not heard of shyness of the crown before so read more about it here:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_shyness
All the best Jan
Que legal! Gostei!
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana! ♪(´▽｀)
Lindas imagenes. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteNice art 🎨
ReplyDeleteIsn’t that amazing? I like your art very much.
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing what the tree tops figure out. I think all of our Kansas trees are touchy feely types. Linda
ReplyDeleteHi Linda!-Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI had never heard that phrase before, but I LOVE your drawing.
ReplyDeleteHappy SITAR and Sunday Smiles.
CAPTIVATING!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this before---wild!!
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