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These are all hand made sea glass sculptures by artist Jonathan Fuller from Cornwall on the Cornish coastline. His wall sculptures are assembled from salvaged pieces of sea glass, which he arranges into simple shapes. He enjoys the subtle beauty that the graduation of color reveals. He believes the placement of the small frosted shards convey as sense of movement that mirrors the sea. Click! below to check out more of Fuller's work:     
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Using materials ranging from flowers, pine cones, leaves, to peppers, Kathy Klein takes advantage for the extraordinary inspiration nature gives us. She too deconstructs objects from the environment and uses them to create these really exciting flower arrangements with vibrant color and design. Kathy calls these arrangements "danmalas", from the sanskrit ‘dān’meaning ‘the giver’ and ‘mālā’ meaning ‘garland of flowers’, Kathy has created these beautiful danmalas all over the world and the variety is absolutely amazing. Click! below to view her website to enjoy more danmalas:      | AuthorThese are artist's works that either inspire or reflect my work. Also, artists who I'm jealous of and wish I could be as creative as. ArchivesAugust 2013 Categories |
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