Just in case, like me, you were wondering what a Kapok tree looks like, here’s a photo of one. And even better, I found this video of the Kapok tree. It even show the seeds I stuff my pillows with.
Hi Maria: I just remembered that when I was teaching I had this great book: The Great Kapok Tree by Lynne Cherry (in fact, I think she signed my book–maybe she came to our school to do a reading?) I love this author and all of her other books, and I didn’t compute that this is what you’re stuffing your pillows with! ~Robin
Your post reminded me of Lynne Cherry’s magnificent book: The Great Kapok Tree, as well. The art in that book was glorious, wonderful use of lush colors….I see that in your art as well, Maria.
Hi Maria: I just remembered that when I was teaching I had this great book: The Great Kapok Tree by Lynne Cherry (in fact, I think she signed my book–maybe she came to our school to do a reading?)
I love this author and all of her other books, and I didn’t compute that this is what you’re stuffing your pillows with! ~Robin
I saw that book when I was looking up the Kapok online. Who knew the Kapok Tree was so well known.
Maria, Thanks, This is very interesting 🙂 Virginia in CA
So interesting. But of course I was loving the birds in this video. 🙂
Your post reminded me of Lynne Cherry’s magnificent book: The Great Kapok Tree, as well. The art in that book was glorious, wonderful use of lush colors….I see that in your art as well, Maria.