Singing Over Shrubs and Vines Product:Medium The same process used during

The same process used during the Greek and Roman empire on ceramic work

This contemporary interpretation features a deep transparent red that allows a hint of the wood grain to show through while the inlaid stripe is opaque blue

Photography is the medium Barry Guthertz uses to express his love for the mysterious and often breathtaking compositions he finds in nature

The underside of the bowl is a crisp white with a scatter of graphic black lines

Singing Over Shrubs and Vines Product:Medium The same process used duringThis digitally painted tapestry, "Singing over shrubs and vines" combines garden flowers, decorative cabbages, and kale with bending branches of eucalyptus. Patterns are created from the repetition of arching stems and subtle pool reflections. Fireworks burst as if announcing the brilliant opening of flowers. The tapestry has mirroring elements but is also improvisational. "Singing over shrubs and vines" is from a poem entitled, "The Humble Bee," by