And the back where the elements flow together:
And finally the sections folded into 3-D units. I will probably display them this way, either in a bowl or strung on a single cord.
We are a group of 20 women, from Australia, Canada, Ireland, United Kingdom, and United States who are interested in challenging our quilting and art skills. We have banded together to challenge ourselves every two months with a different theme or pallet.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Four Elements - Diane
I knew I wanted to do another piece in my "geode" series for this challenge. I decided to interpret the theme in a somewhat abstract way, primarily using color and visual texture to suggest each of the elements, so that each section could fold into a unit representing a single element or be reversed and fold into a unit blending all of the elements. Here is the front, with the elements in distinct sections:
And the back where the elements flow together:
And finally the sections folded into 3-D units. I will probably display them this way, either in a bowl or strung on a single cord.
And the back where the elements flow together:
And finally the sections folded into 3-D units. I will probably display them this way, either in a bowl or strung on a single cord.
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This is beautiful. A very unique way of interpreting the theme.
ReplyDeleteWOW, Diane - you have certainly come a long way since I met you.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous -- great job
This is so neat, love that you can display it 3 different ways...lovely!
ReplyDeleteSharon M
What a great work! Looking forward to seeing more of the 'geode' series.
ReplyDeleteHow different and so nice to see three ways.
ReplyDeleteDelia