Thursday, March 28, 2013
the little things
While I was shooting something else, I rediscovered this tiny detail sewn into one of the corners of the backside of "Spooky Stories".
I remember carrying this tiny shred of damask around in a shirt pocket for the longest time. It got washed inside there several times.
Just two inches on the long side, I just didn't want to see it dissolve into nothingness.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
sunny day color play
Just having a little quick and dirty color play in celebration of a sunny day over fifty degrees, the full moon and a day off from the whine mine.
Time for a little basting before he comes back for round two.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
auditioning and wraps-ups
I started the morning with all good intentions - the only way to a fresh start is with fresh materials - so I pulled a couple of the "mine" bins from the shelf and began eyeballing things. Too many things, as it turned out.
Unfortunately, I also came across FOUR nearly finished small things and my Yankee frugality kicked in and derailed my boho-creative side for practical matters at hand. Git 'er done.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
story telling and true truths
What to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon when the muse is awol but to surrender to our resident film critic and watch a film he's been insisting I would enjoy. He was right.
Cloud Atlas was visually compelling, revelatory and inspiring. You have to wonder about why certain films don't make it out to a wider audience. It's nice to know that True truths have a way of getting out there.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
whitework
While artists all over the world are exploring "white" with Jude, I unearthed this little 12" square that I did some time ago. I do recall being mostly unsatisfied with it because nothing I could do compared with the beautiful scrap of Mountmellick embroidery (that very white, deeply embroidered flower) that I had the nerve to incorporate and stitch all helter-skelter around.
Somehow that doesn't bother me much anymore and I have an idea of how I want to finish it.
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