I've joined Slow Cloth on FB and am amazed at the lively conversation taking place around what's normally a solitary and contemplative pursuit. My personal reasons for working in this manner are purely practical, in fact, almost enforced by circumstances. I don't have a whole lot to say about it but it's interesting and fun to see what others are thinking and doing.
Sweetie and Colin
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i like that some of the dots are trying to hide, thanks for joining and give sweetie a hug for me.
Slow cloth that's intriguing. There is something so wonderfully meditative about handwork. I love the piece and the gent is very handsome and so is the cat!
That's my oldest son, Colin and the newest member of the family, Sweetie.
This piece is such a gem! Is it for sale?? xoxoto Sweetie.
It will be once it's finished. I'm still thinking about fixing it to a canvas with acrylic medium. It will change some. For now, I'll let it be.
I adore this! Makes me think of atoms colliding as they are being heated... and cells (in my case, maybe the cells are doing the same thing as the atoms!) But I think you should be bold and paint the canvas border in that deep blood red... tangerine... black... or maybe all of those combined with cream, into a checker-board motif,or maybe I am getting carried away by the kinetic energy of this piece? in anycase, it's lovely, and gun metal grey will probably keep it balanced! :)
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