Searching for Roy G Biv - Black and white - updated

I'm a bit under the weather today - caught a cold after caring for my little urchins the past week while they had strep - and have opted to cull back through the blog and repost a few oldies, but goodies in black and white.  My apologies for the repeats!

my rusty cairn

discharging black cotton using bleach pen

exhibit at Spenser Museum, Lawrence KS using gunpowder

Philadelphia crosswalk

 shadows

 one layer of the story tiles

mono printing at the 2nd annual artist retreat

tabs on antique receipt book

my feather collection

detail of Christine Mauersberger's work during FiberPhiladelphia

gentle reminder in London 

If you have a second, venture on over to see Julie's,  Fiona's, Ersi's, Lisa's, Susan's and Liz's black and white. Enjoy.

Anca has a new post that contains a bit of wonderful news at the end as well as black and white.

Noela has been working on UFO's this month and her latest now FO fits right in with this month's search.

Searching for Roy G Biv - White - updated

White.

 From frost on my windshield 

 to the froth on my cappuccino

 or the arrows found on a NYC building,

 white symbolizes light,

 purity and cleanliness.

 It reminds one of home and

 that magic exists.

White can be hard 

 or soft

and every now and then

just a bit mysterious.

What does white remind you of?

Liz Davidson has snowy whites on a blue day.

Mary Jane has a celestial body of white.

Fiona has the white of peace.

Julie, like me, has a variety of whites.

Ersi has a state of white.
Lisa has mise en place whites.
India has roving whites.
Barry has silvery healing whites.
Christine has playful salty whites.
Elizabeth has brilliant snowy whites.
Karen forecasts snowy whites.
Shipbuilding has wrapped whites.
Velma has snowy whites.

Do you have white?

Light

and

the shadows

it can create.

Such simple marks in black and white

courtesy of the afternoon sun streaming through the studio window.