pressed, bound, complete!
this piece served two purposes --- test run for the Hoffman Challenge, and the assignment for the Visioning Project regarding "scale"
(and the next sample that is a closer test for color for the Hoffman Challenge is ready for the machine work now)
apparently the triangles and the circles are still with us
the next assignment for the Visioning Project is one about balance and color
I did this little drawing last night, and when I get back into the studio I'll be pulling out the fabrics to create this piece
you may remember this piece, titled "Warning Sky", that I did back in the fall
yesterday it went off as a donation for the Studio Art Quilt Associates fundraising auction
when that starts, I'll put up a link here so you can see how it does
when I did that piece I could sense that I wasn't done with that whole idea
I did this little sketch last night, but I'm now thinking that I might want to try a vertical version too
we'll see where that all goes
I'm pleased to say that this piece took second place in the challenge that I entered it in
after entering pieces almost every month for nearly two years, this was the first piece to even place
I'm thrilled
I consider it evidence that my word for the year is working --- being BRAVE --- last night in my reading I saw this quote: "what would you attempt if you knew you could not fail?" -- yup, be brave!
1 comment:
That beaded box is glorious, absolutely glorious! Personally I think it should have placed first, but at least I got my vote in.
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