Continuing yesterday’s theme, these elaborate polymer clay switchplates from Maine’s Diane Manzi have a bit of a Hundterwasser look too.
Her mosaics are bright and sparkly. I’m a sucker for small polymer clay home decor items that add surprising touches of interest and personality to a room.
Rainbows
I can’t resist when my children ask me to help them launch their projects. They know you’re a loyal and appreciative audience. It’s nice to be needed.
That said, my daughter-in-law has launched a RainbowSightings site to build a collection of photos of rainbows. If you’ve got a favorite rainbow picture, please send it along. And if you haven’t got one, enjoy the pictures she’s archived and follow her Rainbow Magic links.
This video is a particularly good explanation of rainbow color. The picture shown here we call “Eating Rainbows” and it’s one of my all-time favorites.
Lisa gatz ,
I’m with you, Cynthia. I love those little touches made from polymer like little surprises!
The rainbow site will be a fun one to keep an eye on!
Sherry Bailey ,
Once we came home from somewhere and saw a full to-the-ground rainbow framing our apartment building — it looked like a Photoshopped real estate ad — really funny!
I love the “swallowing the rainbow” picture, too!