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| invisible to the naked eye but there just the same |
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| a hidden web and some scribbling with the magic thread |
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| a split personality or the beauty within??? |
just the beginning of embellishment. more soon.
"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I will meet you there." --Rumi
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
scribbling on my playground...
my magic cloth has become a kind of playground. when i get tired of playing in one area, i move on to another. trying to reveal the inner layers of things, the essence. peeling away the layers, one at a time.
just the beginning of embellishment. more soon.
just the beginning of embellishment. more soon.
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ah ha - the black and white hexagons have reappeared. "eye" can also see that they have been influenced by karen's class...coming along beautifully. are you doing you "eye" work too. "eye'm" wondering, aren't you. xxx henrietta - ani
is that silk velvet? did you dye it yourself?
the B&W looks good, always an eye popper.
this look like fun deanna! i can see you included some of your magic buttons on there!
What a great project! A flat open journal, so to speak.
Deanna...The idea of a cloth being a playground...just love that way of thinking...must write that down...might quote you one day.
So many fun details! I think you and I are both similar in that we like to work in many spaces and different ways at the same time. :)
Love to see this entire piece as one. Is it a large cloth?
hi Ingrid. the cloth will probably wind up being about 48" square but I'm adding pieces from the inside out so not all there yet. go here for an earlier view of part of it:
http://eclectic-meanderings.blogspot.com/2011/08/otis-sighting.html
I was trying to find a larger view too :)
It's interesting to see your hexies...and what you've chosen to do with them! I like!
Can see how you enjoy the artwork. So leisure doing it. I do love stitching after seeing your work.
the flower...sun and shade? i like the movement you are making just by moving around the cloth.
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