Busily working away at items for the Entropy Collection, however, as expected I veer off on tangents to try new things......
Driftwood and bones with hemp crocheted details. Two sculptures by Jade Pegler in the middle.
One of my first wonky baskets and a couple of driftwood/crochet pieces.
The Diatom Collection has expanded.
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Hope you all had a wonderful holiday and feel bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, ready for 2012. I'm back in the studio this week after a visit to Sydney, Christmas celebrations and visitors to my little red house. Feels good.
some doodly fun
with thread
a petri dish doodle
and a slime mould experiment. Not really!
abundance from the garden
my first banana crop.
Good news: The ' Entropy Collection' will be exhibited in the Tweed River Regional Gallery this November. I'll be scaling it up to approx. 5.0 x 1.5m.
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Finally finished them all. Ready for delivery.
Blossoms
Pigtails
Peony
Lychee
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I found some sketches on various bits of paper around the house. Thought it best to collect and save them. I tend to sketch and write down ideas all over the place, on all sorts of bits of paper. Time to get a bit organized!
I finished another Year of the Pig embroidery yesterday........ one more to go.
Oh!...............My grandparents were pig farmers
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Another Piggy work finished.....
Pagoda
Three Little Piggies has been given a bit more texture with french knots.
Very old bluebirds added to the Yoyo
All have been mounted on wooden frames. Only 4 more to go and deadline looming.
39 degrees Celsius in Sydney yesterday, 13 degrees above average. Ocean..... 17 degrees Celsius, 5 degrees below average!!!!!!!!
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Beavering away to meet the deadline.
7 completely finished, 2 almost there, 3 half finished!!
Smell the Flowers
Year of the Pig
A new beginning.
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2007 is the Chinese Year of the Pig.
I'm busy making some textile collages with this in mind. The pieces will be exhibited at the Robin Gibson Gallery in Sydney in February. They are made from materials I've collected from op shops (clothes, haberdashery, doileys, buttons etc.). I've chosen a palette which I call my Marie Antoinette palette - it consists of a muddy turquoise, orange-pink, grey-blue and muddy putty. The collages are assembled on calico and will be stretched on little frames. They aren't finished yet.....some more piggy details are needed.
A bamboo shoot.
These are the first yoyos I've made(slightly dodgy). I've been so inspired by all the Flickr images of gorgeous yoyos I wanted to make some myself.
I love the poppy fabric in the middle.... it came from a threadbare cushion cover.
I love his strong haunches.
This will have a little pig flying in to land in the tree.
A happy little pig!
5 almost finished, 7 more to go.
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