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by Beverley Harper Tinsley
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Queen duvet cover (88" x 88") featuring the image "The Trickiness of Yellow" by Beverley Harper Tinsley. Our soft microfiber duvet covers are hand sewn and include a hidden zipper for easy washing and assembly. Your selected image is printed on the top surface with a soft white surface underneath. All duvet covers are machine washable with cold water and a mild detergent.
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The Trickiness of Yellow
A single and simple yellow lily branch with flower and bud offers a light and cheerful beauty. Who picked it, and what... more
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The Trickiness of Yellow
A single and simple yellow lily branch with flower and bud offers a light and cheerful beauty. Who picked it, and what message were they trying to send? Tradition says the yellow lily communicates, "I'm walking on air."
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Yellow is a tricky color to paint, because how does one achieve a dark, dark value, and not make mud?
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According to:
http://lilipedia.wikispaces.com/Lilies+in+Myth+and+Literature
The lily was a symbol of the Greek goddess Hera (Roman: Juno), again showing purity and innocence. One tale tells of lilies springing up from drops of milk spilled from Hera�s breast as she nursed Heracles. Another tells a story of how the lily acquired its pistil: as Venus rose from the ocean, she saw a lily and, jealous of the beauty of the pure-white flower, created an ugly pistil that came up from its center, thereby marring its beauty. This story accounts for the lily�s additional association with fertility and eroticism. Lilies...
To me, making art is about the stopping of time, as are so many of the things I most love doing. I don't believe in time as we know it. When I become engaged in creating something, I no longer feel subject to time's constricting whims. That is why I am driven to create. I love the light touch and thrilling chemistry of watercolor painting, the bold strokes possible in pastel work, the patterns I can create with an ink drawing, and learning something new, always. Color thrills me. Texture delights. I hope with each work to retain the clarity of what I see, and bring that into view for others. I may not always achieve that, but the honest desire is present in each of my pieces. For those who enjoy facts; I am a signature member of...
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Joan Carroll
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