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There are a lot of quilting lines in the sections. It is a little hard to see from the second photo, but the lines are vertical and horizontal and I changed the color to go with each section. You might also notice that is it quite long and horizontal. I usually prefer a vertical orientation for most of my pieces, (don't know why) but this idea was imagined horizontally and, thus, it is so.
I certainly welcome any comments or impressions you have.
1 comment:
I love that Annie Albers aesthetic and you have captured it. The horizontal orientation, plus the luscious color makes it so serene. I like!
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