Garden Décor - New Perspective?

Some, say that work of art could be defined as human effort to imitate nature. Others, stress, that it must be unique.
Even if it will always be in the making, and unfinished, I do see garden as a work of art.
Each garden's different. The same garden's actually, never the same.
Garden is an experience, an interface between its creator's personality, and his (or her) perception of life, and the world outside.
Gardens are more than rows, shapes, and sizes, filled with contents.
They are the canvas, gardeners paint.
Use your own creativity, and make your garden uniquely yours. Whether you like to create, or collect others' creations, make them settled well, in your garden.
This original inspiration comes from great Belgian artist, Jean Michel Folon.
Why not, let him help bring new perspective to your own garden!

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Beautify Me, Please!

This super garden sculpture idea comes from Ireland.

Split wooden trunk serves as a main body (and mount). Slice of a larger trunk is used for the face, and a few twigs are made into hair pieces.

Odd looking wooden limb parts for nose, and eyes complete this seriously cute work of art.

Easy to make!
Every garden ought to have it.

Why not, try to make one, yourself?
(guaranteed, to bring smile to your neighbors' faces)

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Special Thanks to Town & Country Gardens Contributors:
blogger, bulabean, dive-angel (Karin), flickr, Jasmine&Roses, Find out more about National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Marcovaldo Gallery, Rita Crane Photography. Rita Crane, daughter of LIFE magazine photographer Ralph Crane. Her work can be seen on Flickr at Rita Crane Photography or on her website., TMRDavies, W.D. Williams, Wikipedia