Snow in April? Think Tropics!

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April 08, 2016

Snow in April? Think Tropics!

I woke up to see snow on the ground this morning! Yea!!!!! More opportunities for snow-stomp art!

This one was far less complex than my previous work (Qubix) but somehow seemed appropriate:

Rum! Palms! A hammock! No wonder it also looks like a stylized happy face!

Links to most of my previous snow-stomp art:

The House of the Rising Sun

Easter Eggs

A weak pattern in the blowing snow.

The same pattern after some melting

New Year's Champagne

Tiptoe Through the Tulips

Happy Valentine's Day

Cabaret

A Christmas Tree (my first effort)

Posted by EclectEcon on April 08, 2016 at 07:53 AM in Eclectic Miscellany, Photography, Snow Stomp Art, Travel | Permalink

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