Now it's time to pack up the sewing stuff again and turn the studio back into a guest room. Frank's parents and Uncle Bob arrive tomorrow.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Phew!
Now it's time to pack up the sewing stuff again and turn the studio back into a guest room. Frank's parents and Uncle Bob arrive tomorrow.
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6 comments:
Well done Lisa - it looks super! That curve in the middle must have been fun to piece :-)
Really beautiful! I'll bet the clients are super thrilled.
Fabulous. The colors are so "alive" and vibrant and the motion is so engaging.
Would love to see a photo of it actually hanging in the client's home. Just hope they have given it plenty of breathing room on a large wall and that they have a really modern home and atmosphere to show it off.
I love this Lisa, great colors, great design
Lisa! This is stunning! I'm so impressed. Congrats, but no surprise that it turned out great. Many more to come I hope.
This is stunning! I remember back in the 60's when I would scribble on paper in class (when I was supposed to be taking notes, I'm sure). I would make a continuous-line curvy drawing, with lines crossing and intersecting each other, just as your work. Then, I would fill in every other section with pencil. The result would be an op-art black and white drawing. No two would be alike, so you could do it over and over and over, which I did. I have long wanted to make a wall art piece like this, but I didn't think of different colors! My mind was still stuck in the monochromatic design of the #2 pencil and paper! I can't tell you how impressed I am with this work! I am so drawn to it! Absolutely beautiful work coupled with your attention to detail.
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