Ramblings By Judi: 2018

Wednesday, September 19, 2018

Two Week's

Hi All,

As fall slowly creeps in here in AZ, we are actually enjoying the last of the monsoon season. Just had a bit of rain earlier today; wishing for more!

Here are a couple of new images created during the last couple of weeks.


Just Playing, Tucson, AZ

Just Playing is a picture of some plumbago blossoms. In nature these are a pale blue. However in my hands they have become a shade of purple, except for the one that has been highlighted.

Pink Mallow, York, ME

In July I had a chance to visit New England. These pink mallow flowers were found on top of Mt. Agamenticus, in York, Maine. This image has been digitally manipulated to add texture and more.

I've also been busy adding more fabric designs to my Spoonflower shop. Some of the latest are below.

Circle Stripes

In The Pink - Kaleidoscope

Mt. A Long Bridge - Vertical Stripes in some of the available colorways.

In looking at Circle Stripes above, this may end up being more than fabric in the near future.

I hope you have a wonderful week ahead full of peace and love,
Judi

Tuesday, September 11, 2018

In The Pink

Hi and Happy Tuesday,

Posting this a little late this time. Hope you enjoy seeing a type of flower that can be found here in the desert southwest.

In The Pink
Tucson, AZ

Prints and other products are available if you desire to have one in your place.

I've also recently added a few new fabrics to the Spoonflower shop. Here's a small selection.

Floral Light

Hexi Stripes

Two Waters

These were fun to create from my original photographs.

Hope you enjoy the rest of the week; maybe "see" you again on Friday.

Peace for all, Judi

Friday, August 31, 2018

Lonely

Happy Friday (very late)!

I'm not much of a writer, in fact usually I am a woman of few words. Coming up with wordy posts is not my forte. So, I'll get right to the point today - I've got a new image for the week. It's titled "Lonely Tree" and was photographed in Maine on a very foggy day. I hope you enjoy it.

Lonely Tree
Kennebunkport, Maine, USA

If you wish to buy a print or other product with this image, please click on the Shops tab above. It's available in all but Spoonflower as of this writing. No Pressure!

Thanks for stopping by! And if you're in the US, I hope you enjoy a safe and carefree Labor Day Weekend.

Peace, Judi

Friday, August 24, 2018

Bridged

Happy Friday,

During my visit last month to New England, I spent one day in Maine with my sister, as I mentioned last week.

During this visit we drove to the summit of Mt. Agamenticus and walked the Big A Trail. It is a very easy walk, mainly on the level with just a few gentle inclines.

There are many places where the trail traverses wooden “bridges” in order to keep it as level as possible and allow water to runoff below during rain or snow melt. This image is the longest of these “bridges” that we traveled.


Mt. A Long Bridge

Hope you enjoy it; it is available in my shops as prints, cards, and on various other products (under name Mt A Long Bridge.)

From last week’s image of the ski lift equipment, I have created this repeating pattern available for fabric, wallpaper, and gift wrap on Spoonflower.

Mt A Stripes

Would love to hear what you think of this design in the comments.

Thanks for stopping by!

Peace, Judi

Friday, August 17, 2018

Abandoned

Happy Friday,

Last month I visited Massachusetts and Maine. It was wonderful to get together with family and friends, as well as play tourist a bit.

The one day spent in Maine, my sister and I drove to the summit of Mt. Agamenticus. There used to be skiing on this mountain in years gone by.

It was a foggy day along the coast, so many distant landscapes were what they call "socked in". However, I did capture this image of some abandoned ski lift equipment that's still in place and slowly rusting and decaying right there on the summit.

Hope you enjoy it; it is available in my shops as prints, cards, and on various other products (under name Mt A Ski Stuff.)

Thanks for stopping by! Watch for more images from this trip in future posts.

Peace, Judi