so for some reason

I was wandering about looking at things (you know how that happens, when you're looking for something and don't find what you actually want) (do you know? does that ever happen to you!) and I ended up at Klimt - one of my favourite place to end up - and thought how wonderful these two images look next to each other. . .

do you see what I mean? the juxtaposition is just beautiful. . .

I hope there is some beauty
- lots of beauty -
in your day today

XXX

something else I found

(cartographic quilts)

IAN HUNDLEY

you know how it is, you look for something and find something else that interests you, so you wander about for a little, www window shopping so to speak. . .
.
the weird thing is, I always thought about doing that (up arrow), only I would have done fields and rivers and streams. . .

(altho perhaps a flooded stream/river
would be better made with
shards of mirror and stained glass and mosaic tiles?)

. . .just like I've always thought of doing that with the robe of the guy in Klimt's Kiss. . .

and I guess that's the thing about art - one needs to put one's thoughts and ideas into something tangible or visual or textual or audible (or floral, say, if you're a flower arranger), as opposed to just thinking them (the thoughts)

like this man has done - you might not think it's "art", but at least he did something with his ideas

anyhow, while I was window shopping, I found this:
noone could quibble about the beauty of that, could they