The expression "bloom where you are planted" has been with me since, oh, 8th grade. It's always made perfect sense to me to to try and be the best you can be in any situation. It's seeing tiny wildflowers growing in the cracks in the sidewalk, crocus pushing through the snow, and the one budding branch on an almost lifeless tree.
Here is my lovely, blooming child, turning her face to the sunlight as spring finally returns.
The image is from a collage sheet by Elizabeth Golden at The last door Down the Hall; backgrounds and textures from Irene2005 at T4L, and freebies from Scrapbook Flair. The hummingbird as also a freebie from SF. The rest is blending, filters and brushes. I love this font, called Fancy Pens. It's free at Dafont.com.
Truly a beauty and I always love those words!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Linda!! I love the background, the blending AND the quote! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love that expression and your collage is beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, Linda. I've always loved that wise saying myself. Your blending of elements is so beautifully done. And I love that font.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! This is so enchanting!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I loved your art so much I just had to leave a comment at each one! I put your Ironed Jawed Angels in post today! Stop by to see it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!Hugs
I so admire all of you who make digital art, this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply amazing. I love this! :)
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