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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Flitting About

I posted this colourful little being on my Décolleté blog awhile back, but she wanted to make an appearance over here as well. 

©2010 L. Ciacco,  Flower Fairy. Original digital photo with Photoshop CS2 apps.


For other versions of this vision, flit here.

Also, if you're at all curious about where I live and what it looks at this point in the summer, take a wander over to my yard.  I'd love to have you visit!







8 comments:

  1. Adorable this pixie who can flit through time and space!

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  2. adorable fairy. like your new header too. I jumped over to your other blog and took a trip through your yard. wonderful.

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  3. Hi Patricia,
    Isn't she sweet? I was so tickled when she emerged from Photoshopland.

    I think we bloggers are just about as gifted in the ability to flit through time and space as we visit each other's blogs. Magic!

    My WV is "stersera" -- as in "stersera sera" I reckon.

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  4. Hi Suki,
    I'm so pleased you noticed the variant of my header. It's not quite new, just "tweaked" (only a matter of an hour or so of teeth-gnashing to get it so).
    :-)

    I'm very happy, too, that you wandered over to have a little visit in the garden.

    I just had a quick dash over to see if you were back and I'm sorry to find that you're under some stress. And so sad about Miss Emily, too. Will leave a note under your mat.

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  5. It's totally beautiful but those wings are beyond beautiful!

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  6. Blue Sky,
    Those wings are the result of one of those nice surprises/happy accidents/let's see what this will do in Photoshop kind of thing. I guess that's why I love noodling around with that program. The pattern in the wings is actually from a close-up of a detail in one of my Calabria Series paintngs. Just don't ask me how I did it!

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  7. Such a striking image and fun to see the original it came from. And your house and garden are to die for!

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  8. Hi Robin,
    Thanks for visiting my house and garden, and checking out this little fairy's humble beginnings. I enjoyed sharing where I was coming from, so to speak, both in my digital meanderings and on the home front.

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