I spent some lovely time last week at a lovely place in east Tennessee, the Highlander Center. A very special place in the history and development of various social justice movements, progress, etc.
In fact I was sitting right in front of an oak tree in front of the library when I checked on the ct blog and saw what the theme was! So I drew it right there and then. Some pics from there follow. Hope everyone is doing well!
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Oh wow, how cool is that? the fact you were actually in front of that magnificent oak tree when you read what the theme was. That thrills me no end. And what a piece it is! I looove the knotty bark and all those lines with the house in the background for perspective andgrandeur for that tree. Really well done. Love your interpretation, mainly focusing on just the bark. My interpretation seems so blase in comparison! thank you so much for doing that...and remember to put it up in time too!
You have certainly captures the "MIGHTY" oak tree. It's magnificent. I too, like all the detail and the house in the background.
The other pictures are lovely too.
Good job.
Wow, this tree really jumps off the page. Love all the texture and the fact that you have done a close up of the trunk. Brilliant!
Another vote for the fabulous bark from me Alicia. I have the sense that I could reach out and feel the glorious texture of that most incredible oak. Bravo!! :o)
The Oak tree is astonishing. Trees are difficult for me. Thanks for visiting. Blessings, Janet PPF (Shoeless in So. FL.)
What a great tree! I love trees and yours has such a wonderful feeling to it!
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