Finished February TIF, I used the given colour scheme and the concept of What I could remember - Cornish holidays in the 1960s! Didn't have too much time for this challenge so it is a minimalistic version but still effective.This is what I have been working on most recently. Strips of silk woven into painted tyvek and then blasted with heat gun. this was then FME and machine wrapped cords and beads added as embellishment. It is for the Silk-n-Threads exhibition at Tatton Park 15th march to 1st June entitled 'Year of the Garden'. I wanted to create that overwhelming feeling when there is so much colour in some flower beds during the summer. I think I achieved it.
Close up shows the FME flower heads
11 comments:
Pink Explosion is fabulous. Love the colors and textures and everything about it.
Your silk garden piece is beautiful! I think you achieved your goals perfectly.
Two beautiful pieces of Art Margaret.
The TIF is beautiful in it's simplicity and the pink explosion garden is vibrant.
The contrast between the TIF piece and the garden one is fabulous.Love them both.I find it very difficult to be a minamalist, I think it has a lot to do with being Indian because everything has to be embellished every square inch is more like it.
The contrast between the TIF piece and the garden one is fabulous.Love them both.I find it very difficult to be a minamalist, I think it has a lot to do with being Indian because everything has to be embellished every square inch is more like it.
It might be minimal but it also beautifully simple
Love the 'blowsy feel of the garden piece - can't wait to see it in the flesh.
Good luck with the exhibition.
WOW!!
your explosion of colour in your lovely pink garden is beautiful!
What a delight you created with the Pink Exlposion garden. It's really amazing.
Love your artwork and your blog,
Angelina
Oh my I love all the texture that you have achieved. These are beautiful.
Terisa
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