a little more stitching...
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- really pulls the background together, then it's time for something dramatic, time to add a focal point, join me to see what could it be?!
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Oh this idea of seagulls is absolutely brilliant! And the Celtic story playing in your head as you create it is so magical ❤. Thank you for sharing your creativity!
thank you so much, it just seems to fit together doesn't it! Magic is in us all! xx
I love the seagulls and the whole story around the goddess and how that fits into this piece. Look forward to seeing how this turns out!
it's all come together so beautifully, there's so much magic available to us! xx
I love the scrappy gulls. I would never have thought of putting the birds on to the image. It makes it look a bit like fields ready for harvest.
it does, that's a great idea too! A bird's eye view of the world! xx
Working intuitively and incorporating the Irish folklore go hand in hand. What a great story and what a beautiful piece it will be.
thanks Teresa, it's amazing what comes to us to work with isn't it, esp when we let go of control magic can happen! xx
The seagull sketches are so alive and full of movement; love them 😍😊
thank you, not bad for out of my head! xx
I love the idea of seagulls,looking forward to seeing how this goes,the lace, and shiny fabrics look lovely, thank you for sharing 😊❤
thanks so much Mandy, so glad you like the seagulls...they're getting there! xx
Wow, I didn't see seagulls coming but what a great inspiration. I like your comment about a birdwatcher might not think they look like seagulls but you don't care! A story for you: Years ago I did a weekend getaway on quilting and at the Saturday night dinner had the luck to be sitting next to the keynote speaker. Everyone at the table (about 10) was complimentary of her work etc but when she wasn't at the table and was speaking some of her quilts were passed around for us to all to have a closer look. The others on the table were so critical of her uneven stitches and pieces etc (they were obviously die-hard quilters). I became good friends with the quilter and her work has gone from strength to strength she has won awards and been invited to many exhibitions overseas to show her work and give talks etc. I love her freedom from the quilting norms and her works of art. She often takes inspiration from artists and not quilters. So kudos to you for going with your conceptual artistic decisions and not caring what die-hards think. Way to go Emma. Can't wait to see your birds on your piece soon. Loving watching you work.
that's a great story, love it! and thank you, it can be a bit scary stepping off the track, but I encourage everyone just to be free...art is so personal isn't it, and really about expressing yourself. I love the touch about uneven stitches...so me when I started, which I did with quilting! Thanks for the inspirationxx
So exciting to see this work unfold. Love that you explained why you needed a focal point. I have to watch this video again, one of my favorites.
aw thank you Barbara, it's great to share it with you! It's been an amazing piece to work on! xx
excellent idea, it adds so much life to the whole! just magical! i am so excited to see what will come next! thank you Emma for showing us your wonderfull work!
thanks so much Helene, it's lovely to have you share this with me! xx
Love the seagulls, creates a new perspective. A seagull view of the sea
yes, that's good one Helen, I like that! perhaps a higher perspective would help us all! xx