Thursday, May 19, 2016

Cut Paper Art: Red Whiskered Bulbul



Do-Something-Everyday, May 19, 2016

Today I did a papercut out of a photo I took of a bird on a palm tree while travelling in Wayanad, Kerala. The bird is red whiskered bulbul, a bird common to Kerala. It  is not a particularly spectacular looking bird, but it cast a sweet silhouette against the morning mist shrouding the tree (see below).


What I made for Mother's Day

Instead of going out for lunch, I made kind of a gourmet lunch. First one is tomato-cumber yogurt salad; second is spicy (Indian) kidney beans; third is fried Indian bread. It was a very satisfying lunch.



















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7 comments:

  1. Beautiful art! And what a gorgeous restaurant quality lunch!

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  2. Love your bird! Your bulbul looks like a woodpecker? And the food looks great! Is your Indian fried bread Native American Indian or Eastern Indian? The food looks delicious. Sounds like a great Mother's Day! I am a new follower of your blog. Happy PPF! Have a wonderful week! Rasz

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    1. Thank you. Bulbul is a songbird not a woodpecker. The bread is Eastern Indian.

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  3. An interesting photo cut art. What a delicious lunch xx
    Happy weekend !

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  4. Wow that is a meal and it all looks so good. I am so impressed with your cut paper art. Very nicely done.

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  5. Your birdie is spectacular! And your food is making my mouth water. It must be close to dinner time.

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  6. That cut paper is so intricate and amazing... wow impressive. Also love all that Indian food. I live in a very multi cultural city so we have a few Indian places really close by... we love the palak and naan bread so much. Sometimes Cupcake tries to recreate the food!So yummy! Thanks for sharing!

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