I know a lot of talented people. And I admire these people infinitely. But the most unsurpassed master of real masterpieces is Nature! I am amazed by the complexity and intricacy of many of its forms, which we try to repeat. I am fascinated by the number of colors and their shades that allow us to see the world in all its diversity and beauty. But most of all I am captivated by completely simple shapes and colors. There is no pretentiousness in them, but you can't take your eyes off. And we have to look at all the masterpieces created by Nature, admire and learn from her. These are cookies from the book "Bakeland" by Marit Hovland and Trine Hahnemann. A birch tree, which has been growing in our yard under our windows for many, many years, has become the model for creating the picture. The cookie itself is very simple. But for its creation it is worth stocking up with patience and time, tk. the layers of chocolate and frosting must dry. And then the drawing must also "grasp" (but Nature does not create everything in an instant). I've been eating these cookies all day. But believe me, it was worth it! Not only did she feel like an artist, she also collected a bunch of compliments, was proud of the questions "did you do it yourself?" and "how did you do it?" And, of course, the reward was fragrant tea with delicious cookies.
I know a lot of talented people. And I admire these people infinitely. But the most unsurpassed master of real masterpieces is Nature! I am amazed by the complexity and intricacy of many of its forms, which we try to repeat. I am fascinated by the number of colors and their shades that allow us to see the world in all its diversity and beauty. But most of all I am captivated by completely simple shapes and colors. There is no pretentiousness in them, but you can't take your eyes off. And we have to look at all the masterpieces created by Nature, admire and learn from her. These are cookies from the book "Bakeland" by Marit Hovland and Trine Hahnemann. A birch tree, which has been growing in our yard under our windows for many, many years, has become the model for creating the picture. The cookie itself is very simple. But for its creation it is worth stocking up with patience and time, tk. the layers of chocolate and frosting must dry. And then the drawing must also "grasp" (but Nature does not create everything in an instant). I've been eating these cookies all day. But believe me, it was worth it! Not only did she feel like an artist, she also collected a bunch of compliments, was proud of the questions "did you do it yourself?" and "how did you do it?" And, of course, the reward was fragrant tea with delicious cookies.
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