Stylistic raindrops and puddles have been cut in to this rusty, barren representation of the earth, all in the name of educating us about drought resistant plants for our gardens. I think this year we are going to have a summer with plenty of rainfall, steamy days ahead.
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jackscrap 
Interesting shot and a great idea as well…shadows definitely make it clearer.
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Love the patterns. Something reminds me of the designs sent into outer space on (I think) Voyager to tell potential extraterrestrials about our planet. It conveys the concept of rain. Rain in rust…intriguing.
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It looks like some kind of secret code – at high noon, you’ll learn the location of the lost Ark of the Covenant…
Very cool capture.
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Interesting image with the puddle patterns.
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maybe, but I hope you’ll have a wonderful summer!
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Love that pattern.
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You always find such interesting subject matter 🙂
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Awesome shot! The repetition of the lines broken up by the swirls against that grungy, textured background are wonderful.
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Love this perforated pattern!
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That’s a real cool design to put on a rusty steel canvas. Is it the La Ninia occurrence in the Pacific that seems to indicate more precipitation for you?
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I think La Ninia’s presence will have everything to do with it.
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Hi Jackie,
Awesome piece of art. It kinda looks like cryptic message. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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Hi!
You asked if I write reviews of the books I read, yes I do. They are at my book blog. You can visit if you like. It’s on my sidebar, Just Books. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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I’m all for drought resistant plants, less work for me!
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Great patterns and textures in this and I love the message. Sadly drought resistant plants don’t do well in overly wet years.
Seems like extreme weather will be the norm.
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