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spirit cloth, center top ~ jude hill indigo moons ~ glennis dolce
spirit cloth, center top ~ jude hill indigo moons ~ glennis dolce
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- i don't know what to call this....
- don't make any comments yet, i am just looking
- not thinking what it is, is enough
- experimental surprise
- TaDa!
- another reason
- she who watches me
- it's about to begin
- this morning
- making a world
- good morning!
- how things go with one another and because of one ...
- variation,variation,variation on a theme
- any thoughts?
- what has come.
- all day
- stuff gets born
- oh jeez
- well...who'dve guessed
- what's next ?
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7 comments:
Deanna..i changed the pic just
as you commented about missing
the wisps...am still thinking.
just helps me to see it here...
gives me a little distance....
i think the color is a little off on the wisps. just looking back and forth
it's not the wisps so much
that in my opinion throws it off
what i am realizing with this
cloth is that i make cloths, this
one in particular, as if it is the
only cloth i will ever make, as
if everything has to be there...
thinking a lot about this.
I think it is just about perfect! I still might make the moon darker, but maybe not! Taking away the wisps was a good idea.
i am just looking.
grace, i am so tired right now (spent day with the lil' moonface niece)... my brain is not functioning to put together words... i will be back in the morning. and the cloth is beautiful now and before. your work always feels like sacred markers or recordings...
Huhmmmn, well, I wouldn't have thought it because I really liked that wind, but I kind of like this without the wind in there. I'm a bit surprised to say that. I REALLY like the bottom left corner now that it's a triangle. I couldn't really imagine what Jude meant, but it really looks good and also with the bit of space between the bottom corner and the middle part. And I especially like having the moth be a little more present than he was with the wind sweeping under him. I'm really enjoying watching you mull over this cloth. I agree about creating as if the piece you're doing is the only one you'll be making. I always approach that way too.
;~) Debi
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