For my third Inspiration Card, I chose the prompt "an exquisitely made salad, delicious and healthy." It will be going to Clare, who makes the most lovely mandalas. I wanted to incorporate a mandala into my inspiration card for Clare. I found a mandala template that actually looked like a salad. From there, I decorated the mandala with pieces of crumpled tissue papers the colors of a fresh garden salad. Can you see the luscious red tomatoes and the juicy golden apple slices? I used four different colors of green for the lettuce. Thanks to Su for suggesting I add the fork and to my friend Michele, who suggested I put the salad onto a plate. I call it "Salad Mandala." Now doesn't it just look good enough to eat?
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Salad Mandala
For my third Inspiration Card, I chose the prompt "an exquisitely made salad, delicious and healthy." It will be going to Clare, who makes the most lovely mandalas. I wanted to incorporate a mandala into my inspiration card for Clare. I found a mandala template that actually looked like a salad. From there, I decorated the mandala with pieces of crumpled tissue papers the colors of a fresh garden salad. Can you see the luscious red tomatoes and the juicy golden apple slices? I used four different colors of green for the lettuce. Thanks to Su for suggesting I add the fork and to my friend Michele, who suggested I put the salad onto a plate. I call it "Salad Mandala." Now doesn't it just look good enough to eat?
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Looks good enough to eat...really. I thought it was a picture from a food magazine when I first looked at it. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteIt surely does look deliciously edible! What a creative artist you are, Lorena! It's a delight always to see what you come up with!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is too cool! I love it. It looks good enough to eat. A perfect interpretation on the theme. Thanks for posting it here, I couldn't get to it on the group site!
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