yulugi

April's challenge - I thought it would be fun for your get-pushed challenge this week to take a photograph that expresses the word of the week from the State Library's word of the week. This weeks word is yulugi which is from the Gamilaraay language of South-Western Queensland and North-West New South Wales; it means ‘will celebrate / to celebrate’. It also means ‘to dance’ or ‘to play’.
This flower reminded me of a ballet dancer - so I had a 'play'.

[Annie D]

@aecasey for your challenge :)

[Lynda McG]

Excellent - you've nailed it! Fav

[judith deacon]

Well you really did answer the challenge beautifully and I was fascinated to learn the meaning of Yulugi!

[Paul]

Excellent processing :)

[Clare Gadsby]

just love it. so cleverly and artistically suited to the challenge

[Wendy]

Superb processing that really does transform this lovely flower to a ballet dancer!
Excellent response to the challenge!

[Jennifer Eurell]

Beautiful interpretation - well don.

[Lou Ann]

Nylon net! Ballerinas! This is fabulous, I love the word “Yulugi”!

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[April]

Beautiful! I love the processing and the tulle filter.

[PhylM-S]

Processing really suits beautifully

[KoalaGardens🐨]

how pretty this processing is - well done with your Yulugi!

[Beryl Lloyd]

So-o-o ! delicately pretty ! fav

[haskar]

Lovely processing.

[Walks @ 7]

Love this, the flower has a delicate sense of movement with the tulle draped over it. Fav.

[amyK]

Great processing

[Dawn]

So delicate

[Marnie]

You done good girl.

[Domenico Dodaro]

This is so very beautiful, Annie! Lovely!

[Sheralee S]

I think it's fabulous! Great answer to your challenge too.