BrainTwister #45: Square differences
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From New Scientist #3516, 9th November 2024 [link] The number 9 can be
written as a difference of two squares as 3^2 – 0^2 = 9 – 0 = 9. (a) Can
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Saturday, October 29, 2005
Playing with colours
This image came from looking at the colours of the Illawarra Flame Tree. Its the nearest I get to doing flower fairy pictures (I loved the flower fairies when I was little). In fact it felt more like a Robin Hood archetype as I was painting it.
My experinence of this plant comes from using the flower essence - its in the Australian Bush range - and the pictures I've seen.
Who do you see here?
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6 comments:
A prince in an Oscar Wilde tale, that's what your illustration reminds me of.
I see a fairy invaded and filled with magic that erases doubt. It spreads like pollen as the fairy touches others.
Robin Hood. After way way too many tequilas.
Gene Wilder! That is a burning bush? LOL!
I love these ideas!
One of the best things about pictures is what others see there. Thank you!
This is soooo pretty!! Love the texture and the effect!! I love it!!
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