As I hoped...the rain lily bud opened today and a second one almost got there. The first one is always the most exciting!

This
note from Daisy Yellow for week three of the 2019 ICAD challenge made me smile:
"Here are the prompts for week 3...as always 100% optional, 97% flexible, so I'm leaving it to you to interpret logically, magically, scientifically, cryptically, historically, sarcastically, colorfully, melodically, frantically, figuratively, and/or geographically. Or ignore altogether. That's cool too."
Even though I'm ignoring them altogether....I'm 100% inspired by her challenge....and still having fun. We'll see if I can keep it up....but so far so good.
Back in 2016 I made an
indigo paper tube mirror out of recycled magazine and catalog papers and used strips of the recycled papers for the border.
Surprise surprise I saved the leftovers and cut them into strips and created a simple bluesy checkerboard of sorts for #17.

This little doodle was just sitting in one of my sketchbooks....I added to it and it became #18. I do like this simple doodle pattern. I'll probably play around with it again sometime. Doodling is a good thing.
#17 and #18 make a nice bluesy pair.
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