Bluewater Blackboys

Deb Gillett

Bluewater Blackboys

This is a liitle piece of Australian bush at our property at Bluewater, North Queensland. It’s not PC to cal the grass trees “blackboys” anymore, but how could I avoid the lovely alliteration in calling it “Bluewater Blackboys” ? Bluewater xanthorroea just doesn’t cut it, really. It has a lot of textures in it – I used texture paste in an icing bag for the blackboys!

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Bluewater Blackboys by Deb Gillett
  • Pilgrim

    Pilgrimworks here

    You really are a very talented all round artist. A little bit of Degas!

  • jyoshi

    jyoshi

    OMG – OMG – OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!-I SO LUV THIS PURE GOLD **THANK U

  • JennyDean

    JennyDean

    Beautiful Deb, just love it.

  • Keith Russell

    Keith Russell

    great aussie scene

  • AnitaInverarity

    AnitaInverarity

    Stunning x

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    On the matter of being PC, I don’t think it should ever be wrong to call something by what it reminds a person of, in looks or temperament. I mean, they still call sweet william, sweet william, and that was in regards to William Wallace; but, most people think it’s just a name, now. It’s not insulting, is my point, it’s just reflective of persons and history.

    This is a beautiful piece!

  • Deb Gillett replied

    Exactly right Arletta! The intention behind the words is the important thing, surely? Thanks for having a look through my work!!

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    I recommend this piece. I cut my finger so I’m not typing a bunch of stuff as to why, not tonight, but, I do recommend it and if you go to the I Recommend group, you can submit it! I Recommend

  • Susan Duffey

    Susan Duffey

    gorgeous image,colour and texture

  • Gabby87

    Gabby87

    That’s so very cool!!!!
    =D

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