It had been bothering me for a while -- not fluid enough. I wanted this element to represent a river without trying to literally look like one.
Well today I solved it. See the more fluid solution? Then compare it with the previous post.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Subtle But Important Changes
That darn River! (the dark element on the right)
It had been bothering me for a while -- not fluid enough. I wanted this element to represent a river without trying to literally look like one.
Well today I solved it. See the more fluid solution? Then compare it with the previous post.
It had been bothering me for a while -- not fluid enough. I wanted this element to represent a river without trying to literally look like one.
Well today I solved it. See the more fluid solution? Then compare it with the previous post.
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It is wonderfully fascinating to watch your process and see this piece grow. Your background continues to intrigue me.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kristin. Watching your progress is compelling. I am a great admirer of your work.
ReplyDeleteLove this! I think you have solved your dilemma. Great work. Can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies....hope you will check back from time to time:)
ReplyDeleteValerie
Much better! It's really amazing to see the progression and how a few small changes can make all the difference.
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Valerie,
ReplyDeleteI to agree with all that has been said. I love the way you are working this and I love your work. Thank you so much for sharing with us all.
Exciting piece. I love seeing your working drawings and how you use them. Great stuff. Thank you.
ReplyDeletefascinating to see your work grow, I love this quilt - thank you for allowing us to share the various stages. Christine
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