I really had trouble deciding on a steps piece. I had so many pictures of all sorts of "steps". I finally narrowed it down to the salmon steps that I did, but I had also started on this piece. The centre is a photo that I had taken this past winter (oh it's so nice to say past), while I was out cross country skiing. I printed it onto fabric and then placed it on a piece that I had dyed with indigo. I'm quite pleased with how all the dye lines and photo lines complemented each other. It's now glued down onto a stretched canvas that I painted. And that's another wee accomplishment - getting the colour I wanted with only primaries and black and white to work with.
It's very successful, Dianne. I'm glad you didn't add a large tree in the foreground to act as a frame. Stitching in soft waves very effective.
ReplyDeleteThis is so effective, definitely a good example of less is more. Your stitching enhances the photo rather than overwhelming it, as so often happens with this kind of work.
ReplyDeleteThe simplicity really speaks to me in this one Dianne. Great choices and mounting.
ReplyDeleteDitto to previous comments ..... the simplicity is so effective. Love the piece.
ReplyDeleteThis is a class act!
ReplyDeleteHilary
love it - turned out better than i thought
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