Gorgeous interplay of light and color!

Beautiful photos; perfect design! The palette was made for these photos!

Adorable! I love the pop of the red glasses!

Beautiful digital artistry to mix your furry cows with your fiber arts!

Wonderful artistry wrapped this memorable moment!

I love the paper strips to frame Matilde! She always has a beautiful smile!

Wonderful inspiration for a narrative piece! I love the use of the bird whispering into the little elf ear and the depth created in the scene!

Stunning use if space and the lovely white textures!

Beautiful flow and placement of the colts!

Congratulations! This beautiful artistry is featured in today's Gallery Standout Blog: https://gallerystandouts.com/fingerpointing/2025/fingerpointing-december-4-2025/

Congratulations! This beautiful artistry is featured in today's Gallery Standout Blog: https://gallerystandouts.com/fingerpointing/2025/fingerpointing-december-4-2025/

Daniel Pasler “Tuck” Burchfield was my great-great-grandfather. He was born February 7, 1845 in Attala County, Mississippi. He is the son of Thomas Jefferson Burchfield and Matilda Benson Lowery. “Tuck” was married to Vashti Ryals (1845-1911). They had twelve children. He died November 15...

My family line is through Joseph Alexander and Burdon Eugene (Senior). The photo was described as the Burchfield Men, 1900. The census of 1900 lists the family residence as Trinity, Texas.

I love how you used the word blends mask! Gorgeous color in your photos!

Wow! I love your photo and the use of the colors! This must have been an exciting book!

Fabulous leaf! I love the stitching!

Gorgeous sky photos! Great use of the clipping mask!

Beautiful use of the leaf shape! I love the flow of leaves on the background!

Gorgeous photo and use of the blue!

As we stuggled through the underbrush and around fallen trees, we found little evidence that anyone had once lived here. The property had once belonged to my grandmother and her father before her. The land was wild. Finally, I found the hearth. The rocks were covered with leaves and a small tree...