“Apparent failure may hold in its rough shell the germs of a success that will blossom in time, and bear fruit throughout eternity.”
Idea to Inspire
Do you have a shell collection? Create a mosaic inspired by the colors, textures, and shapes of your shells or even stones. Don't glue them down, just keep moving them around until you feel inspired to work.
Photos to Inspire
The ocean is full of beauty that comes in an array of colors, textures, and shapes. These photos give you a taste of what you can find. Be Inspired.
Gorgeous! That sea urchin photo is gorgeous:) I try and do this when I go to the beach.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a shell collection...those in the first picture are so pretty. I could imagine creating all kinds of things with them!
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day,
Duni
I love sea urchins!
ReplyDeleteI have a collection a friend gave me, but haven't found inspiration to use them yet!
beautiful! I haven't owned any shells in decades - being so land locked here they aren't super common
ReplyDeleteSo Cool :)
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely that time of year for shell shots :)
I was taking some individual shell photos a few weeks ago, they have such amazing texture and colorations when you look at they separately and together :)
Thanks for sharing and inspiring, cheers, T. :)
I love how shells have this natural pattern to them. My turtle's shell has change so much as she sheds.
ReplyDeleteYou always pull great photos! I love all of the color and texture here.
ReplyDeleteI'm nuts about shells and love to look for them when I'm beachcombing. Some I keep, some I put in the box to use in a craft project. One of my friends brought me back a huge sack of gorgeous shells from Sanibel Island!! So that's pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteShells are like UFOs from undersea, aren't they! I love how different each is!
ReplyDeleteShells are beautiful and much like snowflakes - no two are identical.
ReplyDeleteI do have some shells scattered around my home - some were gathered along an ocean's shoreline while others came from shops just because I feel in love with the unique beauty of the shell.