Thursday, March 31, 2005
It's fabric, not paint or printed fabric.
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- Melody Johnson
- Ooltewah, Tennessee, United States
- As an artist, one of my goals is to take risks, try new ideas, and find a way to give myself that 'thrill' that making art can provide. Words of encouragement are always accepted. I answer my emails faithfully, so please send me your thoughts. fibermania@gmail.com or call me at 423-653-9109
This is very cool, Melody. I'm glad that you stated the pattern was created from small fused pieces because it would have been hard to tell. But, I can really envision it, especially after seeing Matchstick Moons up-close-and-personal. Of course you would piece together the pattern and not paint it, duh.
ReplyDeleteIt was impressive as painted fabric... as fused ... now I understand where some of that "matchstick mentality" came from.
ReplyDeleteAll that tweezer time!!
Wow. I have been doing the tweezer thing with the Monument Valley piece and it drives me crazy after a while. This piece is just so totally awesome. I knew at least some of the background detail was fused but thought MAYBE some was patterned fabric. I should have known better since you only use your own fabrics.
ReplyDeleteIt would look so awesome on my dining room wall. I have a needlepoint of my mom's of tulips there now. It is pretty but very pale and the wall is pale yellow....so your tulips would look great!
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Fabulous! Another reason to be happy I'm going to visit Paducah this year. Jen
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love your use of color. Wonderful blog :)
ReplyDeleteReally effective data, thank you for the article.
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