October 26, 2009
Mosaic Monday
1. Random Embroidery on Felt, 2. the first traveler, 3. "SPRING FLING #6..." Flipped :), 4. City of Denim Close-up
October 22, 2009
The Wind
The wind was constantly blowing.
It nearly blew us off the road on the highway.
It nearly blew us off the road on the highway.
It was a cold and steady wind.
As it got darker it started blowing harder.
As it got darker it started blowing harder.
October 20, 2009
Lighting the Candles
It is getting dark outside so we lit some candles.
We are not on the grid (the electric grid). It is incredibly quiet here, except for....
October 19, 2009
October 16, 2009
Miro Book Finished!!!
"Escape From the Blame Game" 2009
The idea is that we get caught in a web of expectations and roles that cause us to react in certain ways. We have to stop and become "Re- sponds - able". Creating enough perspective or objectivity to be able to chose our own response. You don't have to stay stuck in something that can never be resolve or lead to love.
October 15, 2009
Grounding in the midst of a confusion.
When I first did this applique I was discouraged because of all the business of this piece. After studying Miro and seeing how much he used black to create a sense of grounding...I decided to use it in this piece and see what would happen. I am enjoying the result.
October 14, 2009
Dug Outs.
This is a small applique art quilt of a place that we visited in New Mexico. This is a house that is dug out of the desert sand near Socoro, New Mexico. My husband was interview for a job at the NRAO, when we went to look at these dwellings. We had been in contact with one of the builders of these little earth shelters for 2 years, so we were very excited about getting a tour.
October 12, 2009
Miro's Study Journal Page 11
October 11, 2009
Miro's Study Journal Page 10
Here are a few little motifs that I found in different paintings of Miro's. I like the fish and the little microscopic swimmer. I like the reflection of the bird and the feather that is in the bird's shaddow. The markings of black in the eyes, swan and fish really are dramatic and create motion.
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