Lucie of Lucie Wicker Photography notes the presence of trees in her work: "I have always been attracted to trees- their roots, trunks, branches, leaves, blossoms, etc. I love the shapes bare branches make, they are so intricate and delicate at this same time. It was always a subconscious thing but in retrospect, they do pop up in my work more often then anything else."
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On the same note Linda B. Dunn also finds trees popping up in her work, among other things:
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Lastly, Crystal of Vintage by Crystal identifies bunnies and cats as a fan favorite:
"I make little spun cotton figures for every holiday, occasion and for everyday display and I always find myself coming back to making bunny people and cat people. The reason? Popularity. I like to please the masses and the masses seem to love my bunny and cat people and I couldn't be happier making them!"
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We love to hear feedback from our readers: What recurring themes appear in your work?
I love all the pieces in this post. It is funny how people do go back to the same themes. With me it is store windows and plants. I do try to do other themes but I am drawn to the same things. I can't help myself
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