Grans Afghan by ShadowsNTime
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Updating older image...This image reminds me of my grandmother...when she wasn't reading she was crocheting or tatting or sewing, always a busy bee...She was also an English teacher and president of her local garden club...she had her hands in nearly every garden for public places and her own garden including fruit trees and ornamentals.She taught me to write stories and taught me tons about gardening...she is gone now and she is missed, so I put this up in her honor. Image was done in apophysis and framed in photofiltre, done about 13 years ago...
Comments (9)
It is beautiful. My grandmother was a lot like yours. She taught me to sew and lots about plants. I miss her also.
superb image love the colour too
Oh My! I hit Like & Favorite before I read anything. I recognize Apophyis anywhere. Mine were quilters, to table gardening, and.church social baking.
Thank you, I'm so pleased you liked it:) Thank you for sharing your grandma(s?) with me...Grandparents are such special people!
Beatiful fractal artworks. It' a beautiful dedication to your beloved grandma. Touching and moving words too! She sure was a great lady!
Very beautiful tribute! Love the colours and patterns in this piece
Beautiful & lovely memories.
wonderful remembrance of your loved grandmother. I never seen any of my grand parents or relatives on my mother's side. actually that is not correct. I did see a picture of her sister and both looked alike, and I met a sister in Houston. both are deceased
Love the story about your grandmother...she must've given you a lot (and you did it great honor, in many ways). Love the afghan feeling of the fractal, but at the same time it's like a mandala and an exploding cosmos...the purples are regal, and the pinks so bright. A perfect dedication to your grandmother, whose spirit is alive in you. I'm sorry I'm here so little, but I see everything you post, and it's always a great treat when you do. Your work always, always is filled with magic and love. Blessings and love to you, Lynn. And lots of healing light.
A very beautiful whirling fractal flame ! Well done !