The title of the exhibition is 'Escapes and Hideaway's'. I have exercised a bit of artistic licence with my piece and I am not sure if I will get away with it. What do you think? The clue is in the title.......
Escape Within Yourself.
mixed media on 9"x12" watercolour paper.
A close up of some of the detail.
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For those of you who visited here one Friday a while back and remember the beginnings of a tiny concertina book. You can see what happened to it here.
Thanks for visiting x
Live this gal, too! Valerie
ReplyDeleteVery lovely. I like her skirt! She has the sweetest little face.
ReplyDeleteShe is just amazing ! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Fuzzie. I particularly like the corrugated texture - this is something I've been exploring recently and love the effect. Hope the exhibition goes well - it's a fascinating theme, and it will be interesting to see what others come up with.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, and lol at your comment - I'm afraid I can't answer your question because unfortunately I never grew up lol!!! I love the effect of the bubbliness of this medium and the soft, velvety feel of it. I love doing experiments like this and I am currently trying to think of other materials I can experiment with, to give me the results I want.
After visiting my old school and seeing the workbooks and portfolios of the girls, I realise the importance of documenting each step in a process so you can remember exactly how you got from A to B, and the steps in between - seemingly blind alleys can have their uses in other projects or processes. Eventually I shall collate all these bits and pieces with experiments on them, and file them away properly where they can be useful.
Shoshi
This is a beautiful painting and I love the whole peaceful feeling it evokes. Sweet little concertina book too. I used to make little books all the time.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous... I love the feeling of solitude and peace this piece evokes!!
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I love her sweet face, her clever dress and your beautiful background. Very nice! Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job and yes, the title fits well with the exhibition's title. I hope you show your piece and get in to the exhibition.
ReplyDeleteWhat Jo said!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely supportive comment, Fuzzie - I think anyone who has animals would understand what I went through. We feel so protective of them, don't we! Especially when they are so small and vulnerable and dependent on us. Thank you - I am feeling tons better today, which I expected, after a day of total rest. The only trouble is, I am now behind with everything! Glad you liked the restaurant photos. It's a magical place.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Shoshi
It is beautiful piece! Love the colours and the combination of clear colour and the whitened sections!
ReplyDeleteThe booklet is beautiful, I've always loved these tiny books!
Happy PPF
Ilona
How creative, how beautiful! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI really do love your art. There is something deep and thoughtful in your pieces. I am glad you will be showing this. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNicole/Beadwright
I love this! And I think the title is perfect, she has her eyes shut and is escaping in her thoughts, so the piece itself will fit right in with the exhibits theme. Gorgeous, Carol. Just wonderful :o) x
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