This is the Polymita Cuban Land Snail. Last night I watched a PBS special documentary about the Island of Cuba where these snails have chosen their habitat and was totally blown away with their beauty.
Ale, let's paint them. Since "a little of what we like does us well".
....and as to whether there is anything more beautiful than Nature.....only the smile on a friend's face comes close.
7 comments:
!Que bonito y original lo que haces, very very beautiful.
muxus y biquiños
Just gorgeous, the colors are so vivid and intense. Such a beautiful inspiration on such a cold and rainy day as I have here!
Thanks for the lovely pictures!
Tina xo
connie querida! claro que un poco de lo que te gusta te hace bien y muuuuy bien!!!!!! ... esos caracoles no pueden ser más lindos!! que belleza!! la naturaleza nos asombra y maravilla siempre siempre!!!y eso la hace más maravillosa!!!hermoso post connie!!me llena de inspiración!!!!besos gigaaantessss!!!!!
La naturaleza es tan generosa, que nos regala estas pequeñas esculturas, para hacerlas arte en nuestras manos, que lindas caracolas!, cariños.
I'm so glad you came for a visit so I could follow you back here---your work is just beautiful!
Maria Cecilia is so charming...I would love to actually see her home...I can only imagine!
We moved here from California--are you near there? I miss it there, but Salinas, where we now live, is actually very similar...and absolutely beautiful.
I'll be back to visit often...so glad you stopped by!
Julie
So very beautiful! Nature paints, sculpts, sings, dances, and expresses itself more beautifully than anything man can do, and all praise to God, its' Creator, for His creation seems beyond the ability of we mortals to adequately appreciate~but I do appreciate it.
By the way, you won! Check it out and send me your snail mail address.
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