a composition that caught my eye. There was a drop cloth on the floor that I had used to spray paint a lamp outside. I rather like this. As I walked past it before, I had thought, "I wonder if I can put some of this cloth, in pieces, on a painting." So many "visions" running around in my thoughts. Since finding Jude Hill's blog, and other fiber artists through her blog, the possibility of using cloth in a painting is enticing. But I don't want to add another medium just yet. I still have to explore MM and paper. And I want to get back to encaustic. I stopped working with hot wax, when I realized that to ship a piece out of my area, required art handler transportation. Aaahhh . . . the clicking of the clock and finding patience!
bonjour Jann, j'aime ce tableau ainsi, et j'apprécie tes préoccupations techniques qui pour certains peuvent paraître secondaires; je les considère parfaitement poétiques comme accompagnant la démarche picturale; il faut être terre à terre pour admirer l'espace :-) thibault
ReplyDeleteBonjour Thibault, et merci beaucoup pour vos commentaires. J'apprécie vraiment vos messages.
ReplyDeleteit looks like this fabulous ethereal landscape!
ReplyDeletelovely photo
ReplyDeleteJG _ good to know there are others out there who look at things like drop clothes and say wow!! there is an art piece that is sitting quietly there. Also loved the collage in the earlier post. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteQuilt it!! beautiful and serendipitous!
ReplyDeleteHi Wen . . I AM going to use it for some kind of art . . eventually! . . . so many fascinating mediums, techniques, and processes . . not enough time!
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