ART by Jude Tulloch

Tag: Mosaics

  • Creating a garden path with a barbed wire grass edge

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    The clump of Barbed Wire Grass along the edge my garden path grew from wind blown seed. It gave me so much joy to see this plant which miraculously found its way to the edge of the path. Then I noticed Mother Nature at work again. One-by-one three little grass seedlings appeared in a line…

  • Up cycling

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    I love gathering bits and pieces to make small creative compositions. The act of gathering and arranging various objects is like a reverie that reminds me of people, places and moments. A nature loving women who bought an artwork at my recent exhibition, gifted me this delicate little nest, found on the the ground in…

  • Tiffany Bear

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    Diamonds will never be my best friend so I found the promotional displays at Tiffany & Co more alluring than the merchandise. It is a beautiful store, though, with its spacious floor plan, sales staff aplenty and politely friendly lift attendants. At Tiffany & Co, service still counts, a refreshing quality in our frenetic self…

  • Mosaic Ball

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  • TransmUTE

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    I am loving seeing the creative spirit flourish in so many of country towns on my road trip to the Victorian Alpine region. In southern New South Wales, Deniliquin, the self proclaimed ‘Ute Capital of the World’, gives artistic expression to the workhorse of the country. The mosaic work depicts rural culture and landscape, constellations…

  • The Owl and the Lizard

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    A photo – one of my favourites – from my second WordPress post, to celebrate 100 posts. This frillneck lizard still lives in our garden, though my mosiac owl now sits tucked away under a tree, grounded by termites that made a feast of its perching place. There was purpose in the lizard’s highly focused,…