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    As I stated before, I like beach art work and ocean art pieces. I absolutely love the ocean and the beach. I think it is because I love the color blue! There is light blue, royal blue and navy blue just to name a few. Any shade of blue I go crazy for! I believe this is the reason I love the sky and the ocean so much! I for one certainly believe that blue is the most beautiful color on earth! Nonetheless it is also associated with depression and madness. The way an artist colors his or her creation

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    Jungle of Mystery has flowers of many colors. Taler really liked the blue flowers that grew alongside the cliff. That cliff looked over the waterfall. Her sister, Tara, said, “Now Taler, do not go near that cliff.” Taler heard what her sister said, but she did it anyway, and everyday Taler would get closer and closer to the edge of the cliff. “Now Taler, do not go near that cliff!” Tara had said once more. The next day was Tara’s birthday and Taler wanted to give her a flower that grew a little

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    century.”2 Also, “it has not, however, reached us in its original form, but with modifications and additions made by generation after generation.”3 The two pages are strikingly similar. They both use the same color scheme of red outlines, with red, blue, green and yellow decorations. The figures used on both pages are similar, crosses, birds, horses, fish, and felines. Also, the stylistic choice of putting figures inside circles was reoccurring. In the Frontispice, the image on the left, there is

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    notice my flower you hung all your own associations with flowers on my flower and you write about my flower as if I think and see what you think and see of the flower--and I don't." She did not like the idea that people thought she painted the way she did because she was a female. She painted that way because that was how she saw things. The flowers that she created epitomize her growth, success, magnetism, and energy at that certain stage in her career. Her choice to paint these flowers was influenced

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    seasonal flower. You can get the flowers in almost every pond, tank, pool, lake, river and other water bodies. It will amuse you with the white color of numerous flowers. Mainly water lily has two colors: white and pink. Though there are two colors, only white water lily is the Bangladesh national flower. It was declared after the liberation war of 1971. The water lily is an aquatic plant. The leaves are round shaped with 5 to 7 feet long sediments to hold the leaves with the roots. The flowers are seen

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    silver, reflective glass bowl filled with raspberries. Above the bowl is a blue, glass vase with two short red flowers and one pink flower to the right. Above the red flowers are two purple flowers and above those are many tall light pink flowers. Behind the vase is a circular, blue glass plate with a clear bowl on top. To the front of the bowl there is a goldfish facing the left and in the back there appears to be a blue butterfly. To the left of the bowl with the goldfish are thin (almost see through)

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    Each of the pieces included in this exhibition inspired this idea through their uses of color, forms of flowers, contrasts between light and dark, their narrative aspects, minor background details to evoke memory, and specific patterns that really emphasized the idea of play. My own work uses aspects of play through their use of color—contrasting blue and white with dark brown or bright pink and red with black. The color is also used to differentiate the personalities between

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    Fall Crocus Fall crocus (Crocus speciosus) starts its display of blue cheery blooms weeks before the foliage appears starting in early fall and making it a suitable choice for adding color to gardens in autumn. The perennial corm-producing plant is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 9 located in moist soil that drains well and situated in a sunny site. Plants grow about 6-inches tall and will multiply and naturalize into the planting site, adding years of color to the garden. This is a tough and low-maintenance

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    Cake, flowers, presents, flowers, family, flowers. Never before did I think a flower could change my life. The one flower, just one of millions, changed everything. It wasn’t just a flower. No, it was far more. Everything changed. The people, the places, the activities. Everything in my life changed. My life was taken on a rollercoaster. It was flipped. It was turned upside turn. It climbed high, just to fall back down. When it would reach the top of the climb, I would feel as if I was free falling

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    feeding preferences and flower pigmentation is examined using Viola cornuta. Three color variations were used including dark violet, light violet, and white flowers. Each variation was observed for ten minutes in one minute intervals and this was repeated in ten different trials starting at 1:00PM at Tallahassee Nursery. The trend resulting from the data showed strongest preference for the most pigmented dark violet flowers and weakest preference for the least pigmented white flowers. There are many factors

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