Working in my studio has become addictive. I find myself jonesing when I can't get there every day. I am trying to exhaust my Muse......this is a good thing...right?
Here is a detail shot of Sedimentary II:
I love the chatoyance on the Ammonite, and the tubular mesh ribbon is a delight to work with.
These two are an example of less is more:
Here is a detail shot of Sedimentary II:
These two are an example of less is more:
Escape
Tipped
These are used dryer sheets, hand painted. The hangar rings on the back are wildly off centre to balance the weight of the Agate 'vases.
Here is the Fascinator I promised:
Puttin On The Ritz
The hat itself is black velvet and sucks dust and lint. I figured that this would be a major nuisance to the curators of the shows it will be in so I coated it with two layers of Paverpol. It is not soft any more, but you can just blow the dust off.
The next hat is a badly damaged, straw, wide brimmed hat with a round crown. It looks like it might have been a garden hat. Since we are supposed to do something that reflects ourselves I am thinking a cowboy hat!?!
More to come.......
3 comments:
Dianne, could you maybe include the size of your pieces with your picture? Pat F
Dianne,
Thank you for your lovely comments about my work. I have enjoyed watching your hats come together! I didn't know these were called Fascinators...very cool.
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