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by Patricia Griffin Brett
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Design Details
Nature's Sculptures III- taken at the Lithified Cliffs near Poipu in Kauai, Hawaii.
Dimensions
11 oz.
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5 - 7 business days
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Nature's Sculptures III- taken at the Lithified Cliffs near Poipu in Kauai, Hawaii.
©2010 Patricia Griffin Brett
MY PERSONAL ARTIST STATEMENT I'm a self-taught artist and strongly believe that everyone is given the gift of creativity when we're born. We're all presented with different opportunities to develop our creativity (some more advantageous than others), and we use the gifts we're given in different ways. I find inspiration in nearly everything. I could not imagine having a life without creativity involved. Drawing, painting, mixed media, photography, clay, lampwork (making glass beads), weaving, and beadwork are some of the classes & workshops I've taken to try & improve on the skills I do have. There is so much tragedy and uncertainty in the world today. Art is...
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Dag Sla
Pat, this is stunning image with most beautiful contrast and high resolution. The place looks very mythical. Very good choice of unusual subjects.
Patricia Griffin Brett replied:
Thank you very much, Dag! It's full of these unusual shapes all sculpted by nature! :)
Olahs Prints
Simply beautiful! Reminds of of drift wood...
Patricia Griffin Brett replied:
Thanks, Olahs Prints! From what I've read on it, it's all done by erosion & the sea :) It really looks like concrete in a way!