Monday, November 26, 2012

More Black

Some of the drawings have met the computer. This really helps me see what I wish I had done and what I want to do. Back to work.

On the computer

From the black notebook




6 comments:

  1. I am loving your studies in black and white. There's a serenity to them that holds such appeal. The simplicity is centering...and I can see the today's piece from the black notebook large - like 8 feet tall large. How delightful that would be.

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    1. Thanks Jennifer, I'm really enjoying making these and they are small, on 10 in x 10 in paper, quite a change from Big Blue which was 5.5 ft x 13 feet. Working small is a quieter and more reflective experience for me, so really glad you are picking up on that.

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    2. Are you limiting yourself to one drawing per day? You've no doubt said and it's slipped my mind. Such a wonderful practice/challenge.

      I keep looking at your drawings and seeing them as stitched pieces. White threads on black linen or wool. Would you mind if I attempted to translate one into stitching? Feel free to say to no. I'll understand.

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    3. Please do Jennifer, it would be great to see what you come up with. I have been thinking about adding some stitches to the paper but haven't gone there yet. Tried rusting a piece the other day, not very successfully, the best image came out on the plastic sheet. Ouch.

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    4. Rusting, huh? Let me know if I can help with any tips. Think tea or vinegar. And keep trying!

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    5. Just found this note from you Jennifer, it was hiding. Thanks for the tip, it's soaking as we speak and i will be in touch re photos as soon as there is something rusty to photo.

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