With this theme I wanted to see how subtle the symmetry could be. I thought about archaeology and how difficult it must be to find anything while sifting and digging through mounds of dirt. Everything must seem to look the same. I eventually settled on a fossil-like image. You can read a little more about it on my blog.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Impression
With this theme I wanted to see how subtle the symmetry could be. I thought about archaeology and how difficult it must be to find anything while sifting and digging through mounds of dirt. Everything must seem to look the same. I eventually settled on a fossil-like image. You can read a little more about it on my blog.
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Awesome, Vicky. I love your colorway.
ReplyDeleteIt is subtle and conveys the idea.
ReplyDeleteLovely, Vicki! I can see two 'impressions' of archaeology ... could be long extinct lobster-like marine creatures ... or decorated urns from the ccity of Atlantis. Cool!!!
ReplyDeleteClever interpretation of the theme. The fussy cut fabrics are perfect for your prehistoric creatures.
ReplyDeletethis is pretty cool Vicki!
ReplyDeleteLove this. Great fabric choices. I would love to see you stash!!!
ReplyDeleteCool Vicki. It is very fossilly (if that's a word). I like that it's a little crazy! I have a little CQ-insanity in my blood.
ReplyDeleteYou know, this is another one that could be embellished for the next time!
Great piece and still used symmetry! cool.
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