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Your mandala designs
Kathy Klein creates beautiful danmalas (the giving of flower circles) using a variety of flower blossoms. In this case, she used orchid petals and mum flowers.
The striking contrast between the deep maroons/purples of the orchids and the white mums makes this danmala really pop against the wood background. The dash of yellow warms it up.
How cool is this. Inspired by the book, ‘A Little Book of Coincidence’ by John Martineau, charting software company, Ensign Software, created this dance of the planets mandala by taking the orbits of venus and earth and digitally drawing a line between the two planet positions every few days.
British book binder, print maker, and artist, Louisa Boyd, created this mystical watercolour painting, entitled “Flock”, on the pages of her artist book, turning it into a delightfully delicate circular sculpture.
Today we go under the sea for today’s MotD. Zoologist and also Sr. Editor for NotCot.org, Justine Aw photographed these white spotted jellyfish (phyllorhiza punctata) at the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, California.
I’ve had the idea for quite some time now to showcase a bicycle as a mandala of the day because structurally it consists of 3 mandala-like forms: two wheels and the pedal/gear thingy. I was holding out for just the right image and then I saw this photo by Virginia Jones of Paris Through My Lens blog site.
Nature artist, Janelle Amos, created yet another stunning mandala, this time made from found-in-nature greenery. I previously showcased her sunflower seed mandala on day 104.
This gorgeous ratatouille casserole comes courtesy of 12Tomatoes.com. I love how all the veggies are cut in equally round shapes: zucchini, bell peppers, and eggplant. Even the casserole dish is a lovely round shape.
Mandala of the Day 