Meanwhile back here in RFD America where I spend 99.9% of my time-- the thistles have procreated and now the young ones sit ready to be launched on a light breeze or brisk wind landing in places unknow where they will settle in a sandy spot and start life over again and give a perfect perching spot
Today I worked on a logo! The Carolina's Nature Photography Assn. is having a little competition for a new logo...I worked on it all morning...I like it! I love to create logos...so If you need your own personal logo for your blog, or a project, web page, anything--just drop me a line and I'll be happy to create one uniquely yours! Of course it should have meaning, or symbolize something you hold in high regard...I use mine at the bottom on my communications. Its sort of fun to have one...shouldn't we all have a logo? I change mine from time to time...So here it is, the logos are small about 1 inch by 1 inch.
-- the story my logo attempts to tell is the Circle of Life--our connection to the Planet, all the creatures on the Planet, the cycles of the natural world around us, and how these cycles are very much a part of US...we are each dancing the steps of life together. I used the 4 colors important in Navajo Legends of Creation, which are white, turquoise, abalone and jet. I placed it all on a background of my favorite ruddy Earth color. Do you remember when the singer Prince became a symbol? If you were a symbol what would you look like?
Great post again Dixxe.
ReplyDeleteGood shot of the fountain; 95 degrees in the shade? I think I'd have dived in there lol
Symbols and logos, hmmmm.
A logo would be nice, but no idea what I'd choose. As for the symbol, again, don't know. There'd have to be a bird in there somewhere though lol
Hi Keith, If you drop an email to me at dixxebell@yahoo.com I have an image to share with you.
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ReplyDeletethe photo of the thistles is beautiful. I like the detailed structure and colours of the young and mature thistles and contrast between them...
It's an interesting idea to create one's personal logo, such one representing person's spirit and place where he/she belongs. Your question "If you were a symbol what would you look like?" is thought-provoking and I'll definitely think about it. I like the explanation of your logo, its complexity and the connection to you. Real food for thought.
Hi Dixxe,
ReplyDeleteAm here through Keith and must say you are very creative and loved going through your blog.Will be back:)
Shantana
Lovely shot of the fountain. Sounds very hot there. I like your logo.
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