Spun Silver Stump

[lavendertook]

So there's this stripped-down, bark-less tree stump along the path around the lake which has wonderful patterns in it that I really like.

Comments

[addie71]

That is a very interesting stump. I think the second from last would be my favorite. :)

[claudia603]

I agree -- I think it looks so Entish!

[addie71]

Yes it does. *grins*

[lavendertook]

I found us an Ent-wife. (-:

[panmodal]

The first one should be used for book binding, like marbled end papers.

[lavendertook]

Yeah, it is like muted marbling.

[shirebound]

Ooooh, I like them. If I didn't know that was wood, I might think it was a cliff-face, all crumpled and swirled by the earth's natural forces.

[lavendertook]

I'm glad. It is a natural force nevertheless.

[jan_u_wine]

i am going to be very tree-hugging and say that i like them all *best*. It's like children: you can't pic a fave, because they all have their own unique and wonderful qualities. I have to say, though, that some of them remind me of Van Gogh's "Starry Night" I guess this would be "Starry Night, by Tree". Sort of like "Leaf, by Niggle". Yet different.

[lavendertook]

It's the swirliness and texture of them.

[browngirl]

The Picasso Boobies, of course. :) Also, I love that you take the time to sit and see so much in a stump.

[lavendertook]

Like your icon lady. (-: I'm happiest when I'm lost in macro mode among the small details. Though I love surfacing to share them with those who want to see. (-: