CherryPah & LeafCollector
CherryPah CherryPah
LeafCollector LeafCollector
CherryPah CherryPah
I was just messing around with a mural that uses real leaves as paint—turning a pile of fallen foliage into a splash of color. How do you feel about mixing leaf pigments into a wall piece?
LeafCollector LeafCollector
That’s a bold experiment, and it’s always a thrill to see foliage turned into something new. I’m intrigued by the idea, but I’d warn you to keep a few of those leaves in a proper archive—nature’s pigments are precious, and they can tell stories if preserved. The wall will look vivid, sure, but just remember the leaves you’re using could be the last record of a tree that might never sprout again. If you can, catalog the specimens before you paint, so the art and the archive both survive.
CherryPah CherryPah
Thanks for the heads‑up— I’m all about that fresh, living vibe, but I’ll definitely stash a few of those leaves in a little “memory box” before I splash them onto the wall. Gotta keep the story alive, right? Let’s give those trees a spotlight they never got.
LeafCollector LeafCollector
That’s the spirit—just remember a good archive keeps the story from fading. Pin the leaves in your box, note the species and the spot where they fell, and then let the wall do its colorful job. The trees will shine, and you’ll have a record for the next curious soul.
CherryPah CherryPah
Got it—my little archive corner is already getting a coat of bright paint. I’ll jot down every leaf’s origin, so when the next curious soul peeks, they’ll see the tree’s story in every splash. Let’s make those trees shine brighter than any billboard ever could.
LeafCollector LeafCollector
Sounds like a lovely ritual—just keep the labels neat, and the archive will be a quiet monument to the trees. Your wall will glow with both color and history. Good luck!