As I was preparing this post, I thought the photos would be one post, and my latest stitched monotype would be another post. Then I realized how similar my inspiration photos are to my work. Funny how something that should be obvious occurs to you, isn't it?
Orange Sherbet ~9x9 inches
I've stitched on this for weeks and it just didn't seem finished till I added these tiny cut out appliques.
It's going to my JaneVille Etsy shop now.
Your hand stitching on this work is lovely and gentle.
ReplyDeleteCouleurs vous me faites chavirer... Bisous
ReplyDeleteI love seeing photos like this!! HTese are the sorts that I would take as well!!!
ReplyDeleteYour monoprinted stitched piece is so inspiring Jane!! I lvoe the pops of Turquoise- a real wow Now!!!
Hi Jane,
ReplyDeleteIt is ironic that something we do, just naturally for fun, or part of habit, has no deeper meaning for us; at least initially. Yet, I beleive that as artists we see everything with, what I call, our ART HEART. Everything you see, with your special "eye" is inspiring your work; what is buried within us always comes pouring out into our work. YOur photos are lovely BUT your work is REMARKABLE!! Happy Creative New Year to you! hugs- Pam (another mixed media fanatic!). Thanks for becoming a follower of my blog--uh, you did didn't you? lol
I guess a lot of us take photos like that. I'm always taking photos of textures and inspiring surfaces. Your piece is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat textile piece is just beautiful, Jane. Oh my! I see it sold in a heartbeat, too!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I do the same kind of photos, which makes DH kind of laugh at me, but I've been getting really interesting results from them. Have you seen the wall of batik blocks in The Mingei? That just begs to be a quilt.........
ReplyDeleteAs usual, your work is beautiful. You are a very talented lady and are a great inspiration for me.xlynda
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