Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Tagimaucia painting


from peceli,
Last week I made an acrylic painting on canvas of tagimaucia flowers. It is too large to show you all of it but here is one part. When I get a friend to make some digital photos of paintings I can post them better. The tagimaucia is a creeper that grows near a lake on Taveuni Island. There is a legend about it.

5 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:51 AM

    w, have you seen it in "person"? does it have a fragrance? how long does it last when you pick it?

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  2. Anonymous9:03 AM

    I'm looking forward to seeing your painting, Wendy. The detail is lovely.

    Can you post the legend for us?

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  3. from w.
    The painting is by Peceli, not me this time. The legend is discussed in a Taveuni blogspot, June 30 2006. http://taveuni.blogspot.com/ and also Fijimagic has a version of the story.
    Peceli has seen the flower but can't remember the details. He can ask a Taveuni friend about the tagimaucia flower.

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  4. I love it Peceli. I hope you'll be able to share the whole painting.

    Thanks for the link W (blush).

    That flower is so rare and beautiful it has captured my imagination and heart even though I have never seen it directly with my own eyes.

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  5. Anonymous9:31 PM

    Pandamonium - It's the most breathtaking sight you could ever see. Unfortunately though it doesn't have a scent. It's physical beauty makes up for that deficiency.

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