November's Page - Ancient Echoes.I haven't worked my pages in order, which is in stark contrast to my job where things must be done in order. And sometimes it's good to shake things up, creative-wise.
The fossils are nautiloids - sort of a flat nautilus. My sister the geologist called this particular specimen a graveyard and I suppose it is, but I don't like to think about it like that.
Pardon the flash - I'm still learning to use my new camera.
Another quote for today comes from Ralph Waldo Emerson: We learn geology the morning after the earthquake.
8 comments:
Wow, Any -- your title for this exquisite piece is right on. That is an amazing fossil specimen and you did a great job on composition and beading, too.
Can't tell I like it a lot, right?
Kathy V in NM
The fossil is quite unique!! Well done!
Beautiful! You did a great job accenting the fossil. Can't wait to see it in person.
Anonymous was me. (Don't want you to think you have another stalker).
Thanks for your comments. When I can take a better photo, I will. The fossils are pretty cool.
My oh my Any, this is a dynamic piece. The fossil is way cool!
WOW!!!! I'm liking this fossil and how you embellished it to show off its beauty! It's probably a good thing for you to allow something in your life to be "out of order." Go for it!
Thanks for the kind comments, all. This page was a challenge, but in some ways much easier than the other ones I've done.
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