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Showing posts with label outsider artwork. Show all posts
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Saturday, February 9, 2013

Pink Saturday

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W I S H I N G ♥ Y O U ~ A ♥ B E A U T I F U L ♥ D A Y
Happy Pink Saturday
I have been painting hearts for Valentines Day for a week..
The expression of love for all things not just for the people close to you seems almost too much for one day.
But here we go:
Hopefully, when changes come you are surrounded by those who love and support you.
Pause. Before all else, to say thank you, ask for help or even when saying I love you.
 
Remember, you have the strength and courage to get through whatever comes your way.
Fall In Love often
Be Inspired,
~Jean

Friday, February 8, 2013

A little Coy Fish, Not just a pond fish.

 
The Amazeing Coy Fish
A Little Coy Fish, pen and pencil, by Jean Hart
 
A little Coy Fish, Not just a pond fish.
The word 'coy' in coy fish is derived from koi, the Japanese name for carp. They originated in Eastern Asia, Aral Sea, Black Sea and Caspian Sea. These are widely cultivated fish in China and Japan. The breeding of these fish first became popular in Japan in the 19th century when farmers accidentally discovered these brightly colored creatures and started to raise them. Gradually it became popular throughout Japan but the rest of the world still was not aware of this kind of fish. When the use of plastic bags became popular, the shipping of coy became faster and safer. Thus their shipping began to other countries, throughout the world. They are now found in most of the pet stores. There are both, the colorful varieties as well as the dull gray variety of coy fish. The word 'coy' in coy fish is derived from koi, the Japanese name for carp. They originated in Eastern Asia, Aral Sea, Black Sea and Caspian Sea. These are widely cultivated fish in China and Japan. The breeding of these fish first became popular in Japan in the 19th century when farmers accidentally discovered these brightly colored creatures and started to raise them. Gradually it became popular throughout Japan but the rest of the world still was not aware of this kind of fish. When the use of plastic bags became popular, the shipping of coy became faster and safer. Thus their shipping began to other countries, throughout the world. They are now found in most of the pet stores. There are both, the colorful varieties as well as the dull gray variety of coy fish. In Japan this fish symbolizes love and friendship.
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/coy-fish.html Read more at Buzzle:
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