I thought I had painted a very pinkish background on one of my paintings - until I saw these beans. First I tried to post a photo of the painting here as well ... but it got so pale in comparison that I'll leave it for another day. The painting was no competition for the beans!
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
pink beans
I thought I had painted a very pinkish background on one of my paintings - until I saw these beans. First I tried to post a photo of the painting here as well ... but it got so pale in comparison that I'll leave it for another day. The painting was no competition for the beans!
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I should send you some really dark pink beans we have around here... :)
wow!!! how come they're soo pink??? beauties :)
The beans look really great - and I like the different hues - some of it almost mauve! (Re. the Jennifer New book - it is really beautiful - I know one always takes a chance when ordering a book online without having seen it - on Amazon you can see a limited number of pages - but it is not really the same as paging through it in a bookshop!)
Hej och tack för din kommentar!
Massor med bilder finns på www.miltonart.se men jag kommer att lägga upp mycket på bloggen nu när jag börjat jobba på en ny serie. Ha en bra dag! /Daniel
we have them here too. aren't they gorgeous! what will you do with them?
p.s. will be back very soon on blogland.
these are so cool! do you know what they are called?
Kristina - it is a kind of Runner bean. I'm not sure about the exact English name for it. Just when you open the green pods the beans inside are super pink and purple ... but when they start drying they lose their colour a bit.
Nathalie - I'm not planning to do anything with them. They belong to my little son who is saving them for his garden next year (on our balcony!)
well i guess this is the est purpose for them then :)
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